Sentence examples for it would be common from inspiring English sources
The Daily Wire writer, for example, claims in her introduction that because public facilities "could" become infested with sexual predators, "it would be common sense to keep the facilities separated based on biology rather than identity to protect women and children".
In the 1970s, it would be common to hear people say they 'fucking hate these English bastards'.
"I think it would be common knowledge that that would be a refuge that one might expect them to go to," he told reporters.
The admirals said that in a drill in local waters, it would be common to raise the periscope at least 4 to 6 feet above the sea level.
In past winters, it would be common to see people fishing for king crab on the ice off Nome, setting out traps through holes drilled into the ice.
You would think it would be common sense not to ask leading questions or engage in suggestive questioning, but it does not come naturally to any of us.
But if courage and the willingness to put something in the post were all it took, novelists would be common as mail boxes.
If having a family name were really the point, then the practice of both the man and the woman choosing a completely new name and both changing to it on the wedding day would be common.
Given that following initial bleb protrusion, there is recruitment of actomyosin cytoskeletal components to facilitate bleb retraction, it is logical that there would be common enriched proteins in protrusive lamellipodia and blebs/apoptotic bodies, which in the latter case may be released from permeabilized membranes during early apoptosis.
