Sentence examples for it's considered common from inspiring English sources
In some elevated circles, it's considered common to have a job.
It is considered common wisdom that the appetite for sovereign U.S. debt, and for our currency, is inexhaustible.
In our level I trauma center, it is considered common practice to repeat blood haemoglobin measurements in patients within 2 h after admission.
In our level I trauma centre, it is considered common practice to repeat blood haemoglobin (Hb) concentration measurements in patients within 2 h after admission.
Essentially, it defines what is considered "common sense".
That number has doubled since the mid-1990s, state officials say, because of the demands of immigrants from countries where eyeballing your meat while it is alive is considered common sense.
But, Mr. Brill said, since air-conditioner sleeves are typically installed in the building wall, it is possible they might be considered common property, even if the air-conditioners themselves are the unit owners' property.
WHY would the euro not be considered common European currency without Italy using it?
All corporately branded duffel bags and totes are to be considered common property of the brothers of the Share Commune.
And monarchs and swallowtails are considered common butterflies, but a drought two years ago nearly wiped them out for a season.
Under the terms of most leases, these costs are considered common charges and are absorbed by the tenants, said Dora Blacknall, a research manager for BOMA.
