Sentence examples for commonplace children from inspiring English sources

Shelling and machine-gun fire are so commonplace, children no longer react.

Some things have become commonplace: Children's faces on milk cartons and on breaks during television newscasts.

Women were forced to wear full veils, public beheadings were commonplace, children were indoctrinated at school, and Christians had to choose between paying a tax, converting, or death.

In Syria, weapons have become commonplace and children are exposed to constant violence.

In many Muslim countries, it is commonplace for children no older than 10 or 12 to have memorized the entire Koran.

Internal intervention is more commonplace, with children being placed in CCs due to the death of one or both parents, or when living parents or guardians wish to provide their children with better living standards than they can provide due to poverty, homelessness, disability, chronic illness and natural disasters.

Adult diseases are now commonplace in children.

These dreams are commonplace in children and, generally speaking, they shouldn't be cause for alarm.

Over two-thirds of all men are smokers, and it is commonplace for children as young as six to take up the habit.

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).

Although cognitive and neurobehavioral sequelae are commonplace in children who experience adverse perinatal effects, almost all studies that have addressed such problems have been based on select sub-samples, including small N and anecdotal studies.