Sentence examples for commonly there is from inspiring English sources

More commonly, there is a series of shorter nominating speeches.

Commonly, there is disorientation in place and time; the individual often underestimates his own age, sometimes grossly.

Commonly there is a desire by girl learners to continue their education, especially their formal education, despite their pregnancy even when the barriers to returning to school imposed by their families or schools and social stigmas may not easily permit it.

Commonly there is a step wise reduction in lung function over time with accumulating morbidity which leads to end stage respiratory failure [3].

But more commonly there is the sort of fighting that occurs, say, within a family between siblings.

In any of these studies [10], [11], [18], the methods require the users to either provide the expected number of critical residues (however, most commonly there is no a priori knowledge to determine this number) or to use a statistical approach that depends on the amount of structural data available.

It's rare to witness an entire audience getting behind a heckler; more commonly there's just a collective frustration at the interruption of the gig.

More commonly, there are major delays in initiating clozapine treatment, with long-standing use of combination polypharmacy before commencement with the drug (Howes et al, 2012).

If more than one player is using a Callaway 3 HX HOT BITE or a Pinnacle 4 GOLD FX LONG — or, far more commonly, there's a coincidence of Titleists — you need your own pine tree.

Most commonly there were four partbooks: cantus (also discantus or superius), altus, tenor, and bassus; additional parts were either indicated quinta vox, etc., or were subdivisions of one of the principal parts—e.g., cantus I and cantus II.

Most commonly, there are two radial modules: one consisting of forearm muscles, radial carpals, and digits 2 3 (orange) and the other consisting of digit 1 and muscles inserting on digit 1 (turquoise).