Sentence examples for commonplace information from inspiring English sources

Government censors have redacted commonplace information from American counterterrorism officers' memoirs, saying it is technically classified.

Mr. Swann doesn't have that problem, partly because he assembles his programs imaginatively, often with an extramusical theme that connects seemingly disparate works, but also because his comments, however lengthy, are packed with both obscure and commonplace information and are clearly prepared carefully, even though they give the impression of being off the cuff.

Social engineering – manipulating people to divulge confidential information – is commonplace but is often for personal gain, not destruction.

"In the light of recent events in Australia, it's time for a proper investigation," said Kent. "I'm not saying match-fixing is rife or commonplace, but from the information I have been gathering it certainly warrants an investigation.

Difficulties in communicating medical information are commonplace in physician-patient interactions and have been subject to extensive discussions [ 11].

The banner advertisement, a sort of interactive billboard that beckons Internet users to click for more information, have become commonplace.

He has a point: since the show began, much easier ways for consumers to absorb tech information have become commonplace.

That brief paragraph below the contact information is very commonplace ( i.e., "Seeking a responsible position in an industry lab doing cancer research").

The lawyers made it clear that if the trials proceeded, secrets would be exposed, including the role of the CIA, illegal forays into Cambodia and information portraying as commonplace the cold-blooded killing of double agents.

It has become commonplace to exchange large data sets with radiological images and related patient information between display stations both within and outside imaging facilities and hospitals using the Internet and other high-speed data links.

"It is far more commonplace for them to put the information in the midst of lengthy and hard-to-understand privacy policies".