Sentence examples for commonplace and easy from inspiring English sources

Swerving and sliding over is citizenship, and the startling thing is how commonplace and easy it is.

Senior Manager 1: NO WORRIES, I HAD TO WORK MY WAY OUT OF AN AMBASS HEADLOCK TO GET THOSE IN! Some of the exchanges cited by regulators indicate how commonplace and easy it was for traders to submit rate requests, like this October 2008 yen Libor exchange: Yen Desk Manager 1: Morning, mate, aright?

Recording inmate calls is commonplace and easy.

Over the years, his shakes often appeared commonplace and easy to ignore, like one would dismiss a stutter or nervous tick.

Typically around 20-30% of visitors to the websites of big news organisations come from Google's search engine or its news site, Google News.The proportion of visitors referred from Facebook is smaller, but growing quickly as social-sharing features become more commonplace and easier to use.

The crimes men like Mayer and Renner have committed are commonplace and fairly easy to forget: Renner called a fictional character a slut, Mayer wrote a Grammy-winning song professing to know how mothers should treat their daughters.

The most profound mysteries of existence, in other words, are also the most commonplace, and thus, the easiest to ignore when they aren't actually happening to us or someone we love.

As the large cloud infrastructure vendors jockey for position, these types of services offerings should become more commonplace, and it's far easier for companies like Microsoft and Amazon to simply open up the checkbook than it is to build it themselves.

"It's easy and commonplace and somewhat fashionable to attack the credibility of the people who are involved in these issues," Bharara said of the recent criticisms of those involved in law enforcement.

However, despite our best intentions, dysfunctional professional relationships are commonplace and many offices don't make it easy for employees to navigate through these waters.

And in a story that superficially resembles that of Barack Obama's parents, he beguiled the white woman he would marry at a time when mixed-raced marriages in America were neither commonplace nor easy.