Sentence examples for commonly subscribed from inspiring English sources
A mechanism that accounts for these associations has been sought for more than a century: the commonly subscribed explanation of erosion of overburden, by itself, is inadequate.
Maybe you subscribe to some commonly held beliefs that girls are better at reading and writing, or boys are more successful in math.
A BBC investigation has found that more than 5,000 people around the world died during November as a result of violence caused by al-Qaeda, its offshoots and groups which subscribe to a similar ideology, commonly referred to as "jihadism".
Although JIFs were intended for librarians to decide which journals to subscribe to, they have become a commonly used proxy for the quality of journal articles.
The recordings suggest that Mr. Mubarak subscribes to some of the far-fetched conspiracy theories that are now commonly heard in Egypt, claiming collaboration among the United States, Israel and the Muslim Brotherhood.
The third, which is the version to which I subscribe, is that this is an expression of the natural human emotion commonly known as: thirst.
Professional athletes seldom subscribe.
Fans subscribe to Sky first.
