Sentence examples for may be commonly from inspiring English sources
* Prophet: criticizing and rejecting what may be commonly accepted policies and practices of both individuals and society and insisting on repentance.
Although it is available in a camouflage version, Bushnell suggests that it may be commonly used in a decidedly urban situation: finding a car in a vast parking lot.
CLAM chowder, steamed lobster, Boston baked beans, pot roast and Johnny cakes may be commonly known as traditional Yankee fare, but one Connecticut cook is working to set the food history record straight.
Hypocrisy may be commonly disdained, but it is more widely practiced than any religious creed, and is perhaps less a sign of human weakness than of the aspiration to be better.
People who believe they know a little something about a topic – confident though they may be – commonly and easily claim knowledge that is impossible for them to have, say Cornell University researchers in a newly published study in Psychological Science.
Additionally, it should be pointed out that two significant situations, namely, row-switching of the unknown parameters vector and exchanging different configurations of the same particle, may be commonly encountered during the searching procedure.
Stanovich has just begun a three-year project, funded by the John Templeton Foundation, to create the first comprehensive assessment of rational thinking -- what may someday be commonly called the RQ test.
Hearing impairment may not be commonly attributed to recently used drugs, resulting in underreporting.
In addition to agriculturally related exposure, the general U.S. population may also be commonly exposed to carbofuran.
Of these applications less than 5% provided supporting evidence of reversible airway limitation, indicating that objective tests may not be commonly utilised in diagnosis.
Influenza viruses cause significant morbidity and mortality in Africa, particularly among high-risk groups, but influenza vaccines and antiviral drugs may not be commonly available and used.
