Sentence examples similar to commonplace restriction from inspiring English sources
But at the very least, for countries like the one we live in — developed, rich, stable, post-feminist and post-demographic transition — the commonplace claim that abortion restrictions don't reduce (and may even increase) abortion rates looks shaky rather than dispositive.
Whilst such restrictions are commonplace in many countries and are completely reasonable as measures to protect jobs for residents, it is something to consider if you are serious about an academic career abroad.
In the interim — and it could be a very long interim — Microsoft looks as if it were trying to place restrictions that are commonplace on the virtual Internet onto physical discs.
Not only are restrictions normal, they are commonplace.
Despite legal restrictions limiting lion hunting, it remains commonplace in many African countries, Zimbabwe in particular.
Candidates for federal office and super PACs that can raise unlimited amounts of money to back their campaigns have fewer restrictions than ever before, and the practice of attending fundraisers has become commonplace in this year's presidential election.
Many members of the elderly and centenarian cohorts under study today lived through times of caloric restriction (e.g., the Great Depression) and grew up before the use of antibiotics and vaccines became commonplace.
Atomisation nozzles are commonplace.
Nutrition programs are commonplace.
