Sentence examples for commonplace for both from inspiring English sources
Morphological changes are commonplace for both neurons and glia in the development and homeostasis of the vertebrate nervous system.
In contrast the difficulties we encountered gathering the alcohol data lead us to call for such national registers to become commonplace, for both alcohol and tobacco.
It is commonplace for part time judges (both solicitors and barristers) to list their judicial appointments on their CV and on their profile on their chambers or firm website.
And it is commonplace for women to die during childbirth.
It was commonplace for jeans brands like Calvin Klein and No Excuses.
The political donations were legal, and commonplace for big business.
He was excited to prove his mettle and experience something that was commonplace for older generations.
Such battles are commonplace for the Winnemem, whose population once numbered more than 14,000.
By now, it's a commonplace for sportswriters to describe A.A.U.
The oddball accolades that used to be commonplace, for instance, have been kept to a minimum.
"It was commonplace for Malcolm to come in and hurl abuse at the minister," Iannucci recalled.
