An economic meltdown can camouflage itself in the commonplace.
The signature beads that each of the Williams sisters wore in their hair, commonplace among young African American girls, were beyond a rarity on tennis courts such as these.
Their commonplace use in cinematography has led to operators requiring licences for operation within populated areas, with accidents involving drone crashes highlighting the dangers.
Bickering and pranks are commonplace in their home.
Even the jihadi instructors who apparently confided in him assured him that farce is commonplace in their line of work.
A survey of approximately 500 manufacturing executives in North America, Europe and Asia shows that 85percentt believe connected workers will be commonplace in their organizations within a few years.
Criticism is coming largely from faculty members and not students, who recognize that shock humor is more commonplace in their generation, he said.
Finland provides safety from the war, but the family quickly encounters new difficulties, as anti-immigrant and anti-Muslim sentiment prove disquietingly commonplace in their new home.
But we are all time travellers now – or at least most of us are, with personal video recorders, in their infancy 10 years ago, now commonplace.
It's this awareness which I hope to work on: awareness of the techniques Isis use, awareness that they are a terror group with an agenda rather than a valiant group of ideologues, and awareness that sex slavery and other un-Islamic acts are commonplace in their society.
Distraught and angered by a recent spate of suicide bombings in Beirut that cost innocent lives, #notamartyr participants are passionately decrying the violence that has become all too commonplace in their country.
