Sentence examples similar to historically commonplace from inspiring English sources
While this kind of radical, invasive Christian campaigning is historically more commonplace in the US, the group have begun to pick up support worldwide.
Historically, this narrow scope is commonplace for the woman of color but, as the focus turns to hair, things become more complicated.
In Chile, the wines were historically limited by the excessively high yields that were commonplace throughout the country.
While historically this was seen at a postgraduate training level, it is now more commonplace for students to migrate at younger ages and at the undergraduate level [ 42].
Historically speaking, in the early 1980s, hospices and living wills, a type of advanced directive, became more commonplace in response to concerns about the cost of end-of-life care.
Sovereign defaults and debt restructurings have historically followed the contraction of a nation's capital market or the devaluation of its currency and have been quite commonplace for certain nations.
Atomisation nozzles are commonplace.
Nutrition programs are commonplace.
Strikes were commonplace.
