Sentence examples for commonplace for many from inspiring English sources

The use of amphetamines has been acknowledged as commonplace for many years in the big leagues.

That has not stopped large-scale exploitation of the stock, with illegal fishing commonplace for many years.

A lot of the insidious traffic was encrypted, but this too is commonplace for many websites and services, including Twitter and standard e-mail.APT1 tried hard to retrieve password-related information, often using common cracking tools.

It makes little sense that anyone would go back to the nuisance of a daily pill to get the same result, not to mention that there would suddenly be such a ruckus about a phenomenon that has been commonplace for many years now.

Unfortunately, these everyday sexist slights ― being interrupted by men in meetings, seeing the best projects passed on to male colleagues, not getting invited to golf outings or other traditionally all-male events ― are commonplace for many working women.

Although transcriptional profiling has been commonplace for many bacteria previously, it has not been applied to the Bdellovibrio : E. coli predator prey system before, so previous experiments to study predator-prey interaction, or axenic HI growth genes have relied upon random transposon mutagenesis [41], [42] or targeted "hunches" (including our own!) for gene inactivation.

His miracle cure was a commonplace experience for many of Cairo's Jews who sometimes called it the "Jewish Lourdes".

In addition, we have a tendency to forget that the commonplace acts, for many of us, as the identity holder.

Online activities are an intrinsic part of adolescents' lives and the use of e-communities and social networking sites for social support concerning any issue is commonplace, whereas for many mental health professionals the pervasiveness of online activities in the lives of their patients is not necessarily relevant, understandable, or recommended.

He walks off the stage, bends down and proceeds to hand the woman her wayward writing instrument, a simple gesture that is commonplace for so many viewers.

1 2 3 Recent global financial crises have resulted in job insecurity becoming commonplace 4 5 and for many, a chronic stressor.