Sentence examples for commonplace it from inspiring English sources

Although further refinement of microfluidics-based screening is required before its use becomes commonplace, it is clear that it has the capability to process the larger and more diverse libraries that one wishes to investigate.

It is commonplace; it is everything.

It sounds sick, but over there that was commonplace, it was nothing.

Now, they are so commonplace, it is sometimes harder to spot a real pair.

However, since the mobile phone became commonplace, it has taken on a more sinister meaning.

Forty years later — now that Christian rock is commonplace — it seems hopelessly square.

Now that these are more commonplace, it stretches to polar expeditions, cruises and safaris.

It's still a commonplace, but it's changing shape.

This approach to spatial prediction is becoming more commonplace, and it is useful to define it as a general concept.

Flood irrigation is commonplace because it's cheap.

SOME things are so commonplace that it is easy to take them for granted.