Sentence examples for could become commonplace from inspiring English sources

These kinds of schemes could become commonplace with the right support from government and regulators.

V. Williams vs. S. Williams could become commonplace in the finals.

In a "60 Minutes" interview in December 2013, he predicted that deliveries by drones could become commonplace within five years.

If they succeed, open-ocean marine parks could become commonplace within a decade — an important step, advocates say, in slowing the sharp decline in marine biodiversity.

Within five years, he predict, computer-safety assistants could become commonplace - if automakers pursue safety services and regulators prod things along.

It's not unusual for more to be spent on marketing a picture than on making it, and this could become commonplace.

Cars that connect from the show floor to services that can find a cheaper gallon of gas may be one indicator that even today's dream green technology could, similarly, become commonplace.

Castleford and their legal team - with the support of the Rugby Football League - are now expected to issue a statement in response to the completion of the transfer, but Diamond cooled talk that transfers like these - with potential legal implications - could now become commonplace between the two sports.

In fact, there's a giant hitch the report did not touch on, and that's pay-to-play provisions, which became routine during the dot com bust of 15 years ago and could well become commonplace again if things head south.

The spirit of Pizzagate could become as commonplace, in this country, as the smell of pizza.

His experience with getting answers from a government agency through the Internet could become more commonplace.