Sentence examples for has become almost common from inspiring English sources
Indeed, the sight of top executives facing criminal charges, once rare, has become almost common in recent months.
It has become almost common wisdom that the virus that caused the 1918 flu pandemic was an avian strain introduced into the human population shortly before the pandemic erupted.
Exchanges at this level have become almost common, if not routine.
Political killings have become almost common, especially around Mosul in northern Iraq.
As a result, the tea-colored spirit has become almost as common as, well, tea.
The Wildcats hoisting the national championship trophy has become almost as common as Billy Crystal hosting the Oscars.
All-female casting has become almost as common a practice as its male counterpart and is often credited with producing illuminating re-examinations of gender.
Reforming the Lords has become almost as troubled as reforming the Commons back in 1830-2, when Tories and Whigs contorted themselves over its indefensible basis of selection.
