Sentence examples for it's very commonplace from inspiring English sources
"I work for Air Baltic, and it's very commonplace for my colleagues to go for vacation to Bangkok, which I consider too crowded.
"The other issue, of course, is that it's very commonplace for the budget of these kind of events to massively overrun as we saw with London 2012, which was roughly three times the initial estimates.
[Once a firm becomes dominant], everyone else shows up and says "it would be good if you would share this". Whether it's communications networks, Microsoft's APIs, they say, "Boy, the world would really be a better place if you could share that with your competitors". But I don't think it's very commonplace.
"It was very commonplace," Hedren says.
In particular, reassortment seems to be somewhat restricted in some viruses [ 7] whereas it is very commonplace in others – e.g. influenza viruses [ 8], orbiviruses [ 9], cystoviruses [ 10].
I personally have liked the anointed voice of Kim Burrell for many years but her actions are very commonplace when it comes to the black church.
"I wanted to convey the story in a realistic way, because, it is real," Azadi told me, "and unfortunately, this kind of story is very commonplace".
"What happened in Cuba is very commonplace.
If other carriers follow suit, then Crossbow on a 750, as shown here, will be very commonplace.
