Sentence examples for is common of from inspiring English sources
It is common, of course, for products to be featured on television shows.
The investigation by the special counsel, Robert Mueller, will remain behind closed doors and confidential until its conclusion, as is common of probes into potential criminal conduct.
It is common, of course, for regulators to be in contact with market participants to gather valuable industry intelligence, and financial regulators had to scramble very quickly last fall to address an unprecedented crisis.
The private-equity manager takes a management fee — two per cent is common — of the capital raised from the firm's investors and twenty per cent of all gains (a stake known as "carried interest"), under the formula known on Wall Street as "two and twenty".
Rodrik (2015b) demonstrated that it is common of all developing countries in the world, but especially of Latin American countries.
According to wide literature, a global impairment in the temporal and spatial domains as well as an increased crowding effect is common of dyslexics.
Such refusals to review a decision by the lower courts are common, of course.
In the markets, wide shifts in sentiment are common, of course.
There's a strength, precision and grace that's common of any professional dance performance.
This complementary source art was common of Lichtenstein's 1960s work on frequently advertised objects.
