Sentence examples for especially commonplace from inspiring English sources

Mr. Yarim-Agaev said that fabricated criminal charges were especially commonplace in 1980, during a three-year campaign by the K.G.B. to eliminate dissent.

The pedicures have become especially commonplace in Asia, with fish spas popping up everywhere from the Singapore Changi Airport to the Pavilion Mall in Kuala Lumpur.

This change occurred irrespective of the type of land tenure, but was especially commonplace on lands with steeper slopes and further from roads.

Proteolytic maturation of proteins involved in cell invasion by pathogens is well documented, being especially commonplace in viruses, where the final stage of capsid assembly often involves substantial, protease-regulated conformational rearrangements in critical structural proteins that convert a non-infectious precursor form into an infectious particle.

Summer glacier camps for junior racers and boarders are commonplace, especially on Oregon's Mount Hood.

Even extreme 5-sigma heat events, which are currently exceptionally rare, will become relatively commonplace, especially near the equator.

But the practice is commonplace, especially among immigrant and poor women, according to dozens of transgender women, social-service providers and doctors interviewed in recent months.

This, coupled with our use of social media, has made swearing more commonplace (especially in Redcar and Cleveland, whose denizens generate the most profane tweets in the country).

So-called load-shedding, the deliberate shutdown of electricity in some areas to avoid total blackouts, is commonplace, especially in rural areas and on the fringes of the cities.

Why New Jersey's prime showplace for professional musical theater is producing the commonplace, especially when a touring production played at the State Theater as recently as six months ago, is a mystery.

Elementary teachers were more likely to believe that they were already integrating STEM subjects, seemingly because separate subject classes are not as commonplace, especially in the early grades.