Sentence examples for is common through from inspiring English sources

It had come, as is common, through the chimney.

It is common through much of its range, but in the northernmost areas it is rare, since it is vulnerable to hard winters, especially if its feeding is disrupted by an ice glaze on the trees or freezing rain.

Russell observed that while the depiction of figures in rooms is common through all eras of painting, the figures are always posed, and usually seemingly aware that they are being portrayed.

As the U.S. population ages, there is growing concern about the loss of mental acuity that is common through aging and associated with high financial cost [ 1], loss of independence [ 2] and mortality [ 3– 5].

Internationally, price-fixing has been common through the ages.

Originally from Iran, Northern India and the Himalayas, the pomegranate was common through the Mediterranean, and brought to the Americas with Spanish colonisation in the 1700s.

Lawsuits between printers and authors, errata sheets, authors' apologies and complaints at not seeing proof in printed books, all were common through the 15th, 16th, 17th, and 18th centuries; and even in modern publication they are not unknown.

The same is true for identity cards that are common through most of the developed world.

Several functions of LDs are common through bacteria to humans, such as lipid storage and metabolism.

Tracks are common through the bamboo.

Amino acid replacements that are common through evolution are assigned high similarity scores, whereas rare replacements are assigned negative scores.