Sentence examples for commonly well from inspiring English sources

Thus, the judge concluded: If plaintiffs were able to flesh out this argument in an amended complaint, it may establish that the dangers of McDonald's products were not commonly well known and thus that McDonald's had a duty toward its customers.

Small HCCs (most commonly well differentiated HCCs) are usually homogeneous.

Clay mineral coatings are commonly well developed and tend to cover around 72.1% (22/29-2) and 66.4% (22/29-3) of the detrital grains (Fig. 13).

In multi-hop routing, it is commonly well known that choosing short multi-hop paths instead of long multi-hop paths is beneficial.

The study reveals that in Shanghai under heat waves the heat stress induced by the thermal radiant environment is quite severe, with Tmrt commonly well above 60 °C in daytime, and intra-urban Tmrt differences are largely influenced by building density and height, street orientation and vegetation.

Waste stabilization ponds are commonly well thought-out as being efficient for intestinal parasites removal [ 165].

Talus slopes are significant and commonly well-preserved elements of many mountain landscapes.

The posterior horn of the lateral meniscus attaches to the medial femoral condyle through the commonly well-known meniscofemoral ligaments.

While these relationships are commonly well-accepted, RCTs do not incorporate them into the design or analysis plans.

In the second case, our subject matter is a kind of value, namely what philosophers nowadays tend to call prudential value or, more commonly, well-being, welfare, utility or flourishing.

In the winter, northwestern winds often bring in Arctic air masses from Canada, and temperatures commonly fall well below 0 °F (about −18 °C).