Sentence examples similar to commonplace attributes from inspiring English sources
It is commonplace to attribute the troubles of the church in this country to a lack of genuine leaders among the bishops.
It has become commonplace to attribute the doldrums of David Wright to the length of the right-center-field power alley (longer, at four hundred and fifteen feet, than the line from home plate to the center-field wall)—and to calculate whether the shortening of fences would be a bigger boon to the team's hitters or a burden to its pitchers.
In the western, northwestern, and foothill regions of the Alborz Mountains, the Argasid soft tick Ornithodoros tholozani is commonplace and accounts for ≈60% of TBRF cases attributed to Borrelia persica.
The fallacy of this reasoning should have been betrayed by the commonplace knowledge that animals can be selectively bred for attributes (e.g., trail following and sheepherding in dogs) but require extensive training for their potential usefulness to be realized.
The excellent rates of survival now commonplace for children affected by cancer have been in part attributed to very high rates of accrual to clinical trials at diagnosis (Stiller and Eatock, 1999).
Part of the problem in attributing attack capabilities is that false flags are so commonplace.
An article last Sunday about openly gay law clerks and how commonplace they have become in the chambers of both liberal and conservative Supreme Court justices erroneously attributed a distinction to the National LGBT Bar Association.
If this is madness, it is catching.Some attribute the discipline's growth to the fact that running a marathon has become so commonplace.
This is commonplace in ocean flows.
