Sentence examples for commonplace elsewhere from inspiring English sources

There's a growing view that life is commonplace elsewhere in the universe.

Few people in Myanmar own computers and only a handful can afford the sort of connectivity that is commonplace elsewhere.

There's no sense of stranger danger or the parental anxiety that is commonplace elsewhere in urban Europe.

Likewise, if you feel it would be barmy to exclude from education technologies that are commonplace elsewhere in life, please say so too.

She said social developments like government-provided health care and strong labor unions -- things commonplace elsewhere in the West -- were stymied in America.

It is worth remembering that while large-scale international trade may still seem somewhat novel to the United States, most other countries have long been highly dependent on foreign trade; even now, the share of exports and imports in America's GDP remain well below levels that have been commonplace elsewhere for many decades.

While the sight of a head scarf in an upscale Istanbul shopping mall would have raised eyebrows a decade ago, women in designer scarves now dominate crowds in some of the glitziest malls of the city, and even the sight of a woman in silk head covering and sunglasses at the wheel of a luxury sport-utility vehicle has become commonplace in Istanbul and elsewhere.

Something like this is commonplace in American newspapers, and elsewhere, but is still not the rule in the UK.

As the descendants of those who built the railroads, we are still fighting fiercely over our inheritance, with some denying the value of trains altogether and others working hard to preserve what's left (there's still a daily train called the City of New Orleans) or to bring us the new high-speed trains that elsewhere are already commonplace.

The extension of Islam and muslim migration to Europe are commonplace examples of Middle Eastern influence elsewhere.

A recurring explanation as to why this is commonplace in Silicon Valley and not elsewhere is "startup DNA" within global giants founded in garages.