Sentence examples for has become so common from inspiring English sources

Violence by those who enforce apartheid and by those opposed to it has become so common that South Africa risks becoming a continuing tragedy.

"These exaggerations are why the decline has become so common," he says.

It has become so common that it now has its own name: affinity fraud.

Cheating has become so common, experts say, that it often goes unreported and unpunished.

Russian interference in the elections of Western states has become so common it is now expected.

It is understandable only because homelessness has become so common in our society.

That surrogacy has become so common is perhaps less surprising when you realize that the practice has biblical roots.

MURDER has become so common in parts of Mexico that gangsters craving attention must go to ever more appalling lengths.

The fact that scotching vacation for work has become so common, there is money to be made on it.

After the game, he played down the significance of the crowd's reaction, if only because it has become so common.

It has become so common that one of the people likened it to the short-range wireless technology Bluetooth.