Sentence examples for commonly so from inspiring English sources

For alcohol, though commonly so considered, is not, like caffeine or the several members of the amphetamine coterie (Benzedrine, Dexedrine, Methedrine), a stimulant.

As flu season begins to ramp up, officials say the vaccine does not protect well against the dominant strain seen most commonly so far this year.

Nevertheless, joint assessment of WHR and symptoms of anxiety and depression has not been reported commonly so far.

But SCS happens to be made with SLS commonly, so The Honest Co. remained under scrutiny and is even facing lawsuits over its labeling.

That's how quickly the indexes commonly so described have been emerging lately up 106% in dollar terms since the March low.

It is also the case that many teachers never have any problems teaching evolution and happily teach it as matter-of-factly as they teach any other subject in science: would that it were more commonly so!

The top was commonly rounded so that rain would run off (the leather covering often increased protection).

The ark is reached by steps and is commonly placed so that the worshiper facing it also "faces Jerusalem".

And, while there are plenty of second-generation talents (Teddy Thompson, Rufus Wainwright, Joachim Cooder, Justin Townes Earle), the kids that succeed most commonly do so by marking off the difference between their career and their parents' careers.

Individuals who undergo VET commonly do so during late adolescence or early adulthood.

But SSDs are still not commonly used so there is still optimization that needs to be done.