Sentence examples for is always common from inspiring English sources

For each subdecomposition, the reference group becomes the group with the narrower distribution, so that in the counterfactual scenario, there is always common support.

Although such sights were always common in Florida or South Carolina, they are increasingly common close to home.

As with all kayaks and canoes, the paddler must wear a life jacket — it's usually the law, and it's always common sense.

Mesh trucker caps and baseball caps are always common.

Wyclif makes clear what Burley had stated only implicitly: the significatum of a common term is always a common nature (that is, a universal form) really existing outside the intellect.

He admits there have been some "cultural collisions", but says: "We have been able to come together because there is always a common language through the music.

Football unites – but while the underlying and saleable reason is shared love, the accelerant for sense of community is always a common enemy.

"There is always a common leitmotiv in the Three Wise Men's Procession that gives it unity," said Delia Piccirilli, the director of the procession.

A democratic decision is always about the common good.

The normal morph is always much more common (hence the term "normal") and these individuals show a grey-black coloration.

While central Cape Town is much safer than other parts of South Africa, it is always smart to use common sense.