Sentence examples for industry commonplace from inspiring English sources

And in 2005, well before such partnerships became an industry commonplace, she teamed with Everlast and Spiegel to sell modestly priced capsule collections.

Links between universities and industry are commonplace.

Indeed, Japan, where government guidance of banking and big industry was commonplace, fell into a prolonged state of denial, deferring painful write-offs by its banks.

It's not the first time the tech industry has claimed commonplace language as its own.

By 1943, the Allies had gained air superiority over Germany, and bombings of German cities and industry had become commonplace.

Inexpensive, consumer grade 3D-printers have become commonplace in industry and learning institutions alike.

Epoxy resins were developed in the mid 1930s, but their use by the industry did not become commonplace until around 1955.

It is also commonplace for industry to say the graduates are not well prepared for the world of work, but cannot … articulate why they are not ready for work.

Such galloping expansion is commonplace in the industry.

Will ethnic diversity be seen as commonplace in the industry?

"A lack of personal responsibility has been commonplace throughout the industry," said Mr. Tyrie, the British politician.