Sentence examples for demonstrations are common from inspiring English sources

Certainly, strikes and demonstrations are common.

Demonstrations are common in Gurgaon, and he is leading a protest against shoddy work by a contractor.

In northeast India, demonstrations were common and dozens of people were arrested, local police officials said.

In those weeks, Ivory Coast must have been the only country on earth where pro-American demonstrations were common, a quirk of its colonial history.

FERVENT demonstrations are a common enough sight on Gaza's streets, but there is something unusual about the crowd of young men now coming down the esplanade and turning towards the Palestinians' ruling Fatah party headquarters: not militants with headbands calling down curses on Israel, but bespectacled graduates demanding jobs.

Political marches are common in Mexico, but not demonstrations in favour of wanted drug kingpins.

These offerings are common at Earth Day fairs: Demonstrations of environmentally-friendly products.

The lawmaker is frequently seen at demonstrations, and altercations between Zoabi and the Israeli police are common.

Demonstrations by soldiers protesting late salary payments from the government are common in Yemen, and often end in violence.

However, the inclusion of a teaching demonstration as a component of the interview process varies by institution type, with teaching demonstrations being most common at community colleges (Table 2).

They have often been accompanied by demonstrations that when a disease is common the prevalence ratio and the prevalence odds ratio may differ substantially.