Sentence examples for it would be commonplace from inspiring English sources

Scientists warned last week that the bleaching event was made 175 times more likely because of climate change, and the conditions that caused it would be commonplace in less than 20 years, putting the continued existence of the reef in doubt.

In the real world, Ruth would be caught very quickly, especially as one of her slayings takes place in an office, where witnesses and CCTV would be commonplace.

Ms. Conrad said all of the attention on the visual performance of chips and investment in the accompanying technology meant that amazing graphics would be commonplace in a couple of years.

He predicted that his lab-grown retinal tissue would be ready for testing in humans within five years, and that replacement organs grown outside the body would be commonplace within the next 10 years.

John Harbison, who wrote the music and libretto to "The Great Gatsby," which had its premiere at the Metropolitan Opera last season, is enjoying an opportunity rare for living opera composers that in a healthier musical climate would be commonplace: the chance to change things.

If a surefire strategy existed that would clear C-suite pathways for women, then women CEOs would be commonplace in U.S. corporations.

Resist the temptation to deliver a rehearsed elevator speech unless you are attending a formal industry event where such introductions would be commonplace.

A few months ago, the World Economic Forum published an article saying that antennas implanted in people's skulls would be commonplace by 2020.

Today, a woman unmarried in her 20s would be commonplace in many parts of the world.

One could argue that telehealth services would be commonplace in a healthcare system that was truly patient-centric.

For example, it would be entirely commonplace to hold that a people, as a political unit, has a collective right to be self-determining but only within the limits set by individuals' human rights.