Sentence examples for has been commonly thought from inspiring English sources
A popular cream that eases the symptoms of menopause exposes women to higher levels of the hormone progesterone than has been commonly thought, researchers have found.
They had a wide range of samples from the time of the spill to the present & continued to find oil even after 4 year Oil pollution is far more presistent & remains poisonous to living things far longer than has been commonly thought.
It has been commonly thought (though there appears to be no evidence) that in 1519 Montezuma II, the Aztec ruler of Mexico, served a bitter cocoa-bean drink to the Spanish conquistador Hernán Cortés, who subsequently introduced the drink to Spain.
If capital quality is lower and depreciation higher than typically assumed, Argentina could be even more capital scarce than has been commonly thought.
It appears to show that understanding language is not relegated to one part of the brain as has been commonly thought.
According to archaeologist Leslie Alcock, warfare was perhaps the "principal social activity in Early Historic northern Britain", playing a major part in "contemporary prose and poetry", and for this reason hill forts of this period have been commonly thought of as defensive structures designed to repel attack.
He cannot forget that a statement by his deputy, Mr Hofmeyr, to the effect that natives and Indians would eventually be represented in the Union Parliament by members of their own race, is commonly thought to have lost him the Hottentots-Holland by-election.It is impossible, however, to decide from the by-elections exactly how dangerous is the Nationalist challenge to General Smuts.
CT and MR often have higher sensitivity and always have wider capabilities: it is commonly thought that the examination technique which, in theory, provides the best results "in one stop" is the best choice.
Birds, although they often have relatively large brains, are commonly thought to carry out tasks by rote.
But Mr. Lee's leadership has been more divisive than is commonly thought in the outside world, where he is viewed as the man who brought democracy to Taiwan.
