Sentence examples for is absolutely common from inspiring English sources

But it is absolutely common for courts, when issuing injunctions, not only to enjoin the offending conduct, but to enjoin the defendants from "aiding, abetting, encouraging or inducing another to do any of the acts herein enjoined".

"This is absolutely common.

"It's absolutely common sense that if we increase the consumption of the services," improvements in health follow, he said.

"These stories are absolutely common to the teaching profession," she says.

"There is absolutely no common denominator... through race, age, anything".

There is absolutely nothing in common between these three ladies, with the exception that they were created by three great artists at the top of their games.

He nicked the Not Private Eye dummy ("the front page claimed I had been picked up soliciting for boys on Hampstead Heath. Which is absolutely untrue – it was Clapham Common," he joked in Cheltenham).

"Owning the common stock is absolutely ridiculous for economic reasons," said Martin J. Whitman, chief executive of Third Avenue Trust, a mutual fund concern, and a veteran investor in distressed companies.