Sentence examples for has been very common from inspiring English sources

Since the early days of his career, it has been very common for Mr. Segal to rely on family, friends and neighbors as models.

However, if all men harbouring a focal carcinoma in their prostates were classified as false negative, the situation would change dramatically as this has been very common in studies based on autopsy (Breslow et al, 1977; Kabalin et al, 1989) and cystoprostatectomy specimens or prostate tissue removed in transurethral prostatectomy (Montie et al, 1989; Merrill and Wiggins, 2002).

"They used to drive us barmy with their noise!" Bear in mind that our village is hardly prime cuckoo habitat, so they must have been very common indeed.

"Nobody ever talks about it, but I think it must have been very common," Anchee Min says when I ask her about her relationship with Yan, the physical dimensions of which are related in passages at once steamy and curiously metaphorical: "The moment I touched her breasts, I felt a sweet shock.

Floods in Ganga River have been very common and their cause is attributed to heavy downpour in upper reaches in Uttarakhand district and in the floodplains.

Diodorus' view appears to have been very common in the Middle Ages, when authors like William of Sherwood and Walter Burley seem to have understood the perceived necessity of conditionals like (2) as truth at all times (see Knuuttila 1982, pp. 348 9).

Farmers practicing shifting cultivation and frequent migration, which may have been very common when human population density was low, would have had little interest in permanent crops.

I think they've been very dumb and don't use common sense".

There have been very few reports of recurrent or common mutations within the gene encoding I2S.

GWAS transformed the field of complex trait research and have been very successful in identifying robustly associated common variants.

But prescribing Naloxone hasn't been very common, he says.