Sentence examples for is often common from inspiring English sources
It is often common and calls loudly, hence a conspicuous species.
When the chamber wins, it is often common people who lose.
However, it is often common to modify the acoustics of historical theaters according to the needs of modern performances.
The language used in the e-mail messages, too, is often common enough that no particular string lends itself to safe rule-making; the risk of filtering out legitimate communications would be high.
Mostly found below 1200 m, this screech-owl ranges locally to 2100 m in Peru, and is often common dry deciduous woodland (the larger and darker-crowned Megascops roboratus roboratus) or arid coastal scrub with many cacti (Megascops roboratus pacificus).
This is especially true for candidates in the upper house, where interest groups will run candidates who either have been members of that group or, what is often common, had been working in the government as career bureaucrats — civil servants in a ministry that was concerned with the issues that involved that interest group.
Typically, salamanders occur in moist forested habitats, where they are often common in aquatic and terrestrial communities.
All have been listed by Historic England to protect rare survivors of what were often common types of building and structures – including a rice mill in Liverpool and a bacon smokehouse in London.
These particles are now found in abundance across the world's oceans, and are often common in shallow coastal areas, where they wash in from waste dumps and sewerage systems.
Members of the genus Synaptula are often common in coral reef habitat, particularly in association with sponges and can sometimes be so abundant that they cover the sponge's surface.
