At first glance, Houston's Shostakovich program seemed puzzlingly commonplace, given the composer's ubiquity.
That's a trivial, commonplace statement, given the fact that seismic waves can violently shake the ground and topple buildings.
It's beautiful, but no more so than thousands of other towns across America, and that's the point: where do we stop giving up the commonplace riches of the country?
Given that handheld information devices from Palm and Handspring were becoming commonplace around 2000-01 – and given the huge success of Apple's iPod and iTunes, in the music arena – I'm convinced that the Rocket E-Book and/or the Softbook Reader could have caught on.
The notion that companies are willing to pay a higher price for companies overseas is almost commonplace today among columnists, given the current U.S. policy toward corporate taxes.
Given the extreme sensitivity of PCR, it is now commonplace to detect and quantify transcripts present in extremely low abundance.
Hardly surprisingly, given the prejudice against African-Americans that was a commonplace, businessmen often discriminated against Hamilton.
As already noted, given the size, scale, and groupings of galaxies, collisions and interactions among them are commonplace events.
Although increasingly more commonplace, elective inductions are not advised before 39 weeks gestation given the potential, albeit low, for complications associated with prematurity.
Given the perceived importance of competence to vote choice and party competition, measuring voter assessments of party competence on key issues has become commonplace in election surveys.
