Sentence examples for make them commonplace from inspiring English sources

Smart homes are not new, but no one has so far come up with a solution that will make them commonplace.

In addition, Wang notes that there is a "great potential to scale up the manufacturing of these devices" and make them commonplace.

Still, Mr. Long was a pioneer in establishing employee stock option plans, and he sometimes said that making them commonplace was one of his most important accomplishments.

By their very nature these films rely on effects a lot, making them commonplace and just not that impressive.

While high-capacity magazines for hunting rifles are less commonplace than for those rifles that look vicious, a ban on "assault weapons" will surely make them more commonplace.

Scamsters eagerly follow the news closely, fashioning their pitches to make them seem commonplace, normal and even expected.

Many of the recommendations that seemed radical when he first made them were commonplace by the end of his career.

As for anticancer broccoli, wrote another, "How many people actually LIKE broccoli?" And Scottish bananas are definitely not the wave of the future: They stir up anti-GM sentiments and besides, noted one writer, "growing them in this country makes them more commonplace and boring".

Over the past 15 months, astronomers have spotted hints of perhaps a dozen planets orbiting other sunlike stars, making them seem almost commonplace.

It seems it consists chiefly of him saying plain things in a fashion that makes them hard to understand, and commonplace things in a mysterious form which makes them seem oracular".

"Howard's legacy was to make that commonplace".