Sentence examples for has a commonly from inspiring English sources

The pain can be so excruciating that the virus has a commonly invoked nickname: breakbone fever.

It has a commonly aggressive presentation with unusual localisations and frequent visceral organs' involvement.

"Local departments of transportation have a commonly used piece of equipment called a density gauge.

There are a number of empirical regularities regarding work levels and economists have a commonly accepted framework for thinking about the issues.

Most words have a commonly understood definition, but "illegal" is different.

If only we had a commonly accepted name for it... oh dear God... Am I watching SNL? 😂🤣😂 "tippy top house"??? 🤔 🤔 🤔 This man is ridiculous.... Hey Trump, the name you are looking for is The White House.

Do you have a commonly-used color scheme to work with?

Toxoplasmosis has a less commonly described, but recognised, association with PMG [ 45].

Anyway, the keyboard also has a "rotary button," commonly referred to as a knob, and about five billion function keys (I count at least 27 in reality).

The drug has been around for decades and has a "big brother" commonly known as Katovit.

Since then, though, as a response to the Black Lives Matter movement, the words "all lives matter" has become a commonly heard refrain.