Sentence examples for commonplace in all from inspiring English sources

"Illegal insider trading has become all too commonplace in all too many quarters".

While this development is commonplace in all our history books, and was recalled in many ways at the quincentennial celebrations a decade ago, it is important to note how extraordinary it was.

But the combination of mark to market rules and securitized loans created an entirely different scenario, particularly post 2005 when mark to market rules became commonplace in all major banks.

Vulnerabilities are a commonplace in all software, and you shouldn't run with fear from these issues, but rather embrace them as challenges to be solved like any other customer request.

If not played out in front of them in person, such events are commonplace in all available media, even in commercials, including during children's programming.

Furthermore, poor communication results in many inefficiencies and frustrations that are difficult to quantify within the complexities of healthcare delivery but are recognised as commonplace in all areas of the system.

Tolerance of infidelity is commonplace in nearly all aspects of French life.

After all, for at least a century, it was a commonplace in an all-American lexicon in which "class struggle," "working class," and "plutocrat" were typical everyday words and it was used not to indict those on the bottom but the rich of whatever gilded age we were passing into or out of.

Living as I now did with the idea of the nonfiction persona, I began to think better than I had before about the commonplace need, alive in all of us, to make large sense of things in the very moment, even as experience is overtaking us.

If severe drought becomes more commonplace in Oklahoma, as in all probability it will, an unrepentant Inhofe would at some point tax the patience of his constituents.

But this approach, commonplace in Britain and America, would be all but impossible in Germany.