Sentence examples for more commonplace between from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, as the number of freelancers grows, this issue is becoming more commonplace – between 2008 and 2015 there was a 36% increase [pdf].

It matters because as "citizen journalism" becomes more commonplace, distinguishing between verified and unverified media will become a serious problem (and, I would hazard, a serious business).

There are few running injuries more commonplace than this dreaded pain between the ankle and knee.

The more examples like this that we have exposure to, the more commonplace these conversations can be between children and parents.

Now, with relationships between people of different nationalities more commonplace, the situation is often that one of the parents takes the children back to his or her country of origin.

The outcome of Deadmau5 versus Disney will set a precedent that will be an important reference as the EDM industry continues to grow, and legal disputes between artists and old giants become more commonplace.

Conflicts between religious beliefs and scheduling are becoming more commonplace because of the nation's changing demographics, said Sarah Barringer Gordon, a professor of law and history at the University of Pennsylvania.

Between 1970-1990, armed nationalistic militias were far more commonplace.

Such agreements could become more commonplace if the legislature passes a bill backing voluntary tax-sharing between towns.

As a new generation of tech-savvy professionals enter the health service, he is confident that co-working – the day-to-day interaction between man and machine, individual and automaton – will become more commonplace.

This will become more commonplace.