Sentence examples for has become common knowledge from inspiring English sources
A stand for democracy in a digital age In recent months, the extent of mass surveillance has become common knowledge.
All of which has become common knowledge in Montana, where the latest death-with-dignity battle broke out this winter and will likely be decided within days.
Mr. Waxman said that in the government's view, once the information has become "common knowledge," through publication, broadcast, or other means, there would no longer be liability for anyone who subsequently passes it on.
As has become common knowledge, the barriers to compromising IoT devices are much less than generic computing devices such as PCs and smartphones.
Since the description of the 'Lotus Effect' by Barthlott and Neinhuis in 1997, the existence of superhydrophobic surfaces in the natural world has become common knowledge.
Most often people get referred to me a few months after their windfall has become common knowledge for everyone they know (and quite a few who they don't).
He had the important, though double-edged, support of his old friend Blair, by then out of the running for the top job because his dislike of what he privately dismissed as "the Smith project" had become common knowledge.
It is presented as a tabloid war against a player they say paid £150,000, about $240,000, to lawyers to gag the papers from publishing allegations that have become common knowledge over the ether.
