Sentence examples for more commonplace during from inspiring English sources

However other short-barrel solid-frame revolvers, including the Webley RIC (Royal Irish Constabulary) model and the British Bulldog revolver, designed to be carried in a coat pocket for self-defence were far more commonplace during the period.

In fact, he only sat down with Parade, a move that reflects the 2012 campaign's strategy to limit national media exposure and the type of lengthy sit-downs that were more commonplace during his 2008 run.

These programs have become more commonplace in the United States during the 2000s as the number of Veterinarians qualified to perform htese types of procedures with proficiency have grown.

The term became more commonplace following several deadly pileups during the 1990s.

They became more commonplace, according to local TV executives, during the recession, when stations suffered mightily and reduced their news staffs, even while adding newscasts to create more opportunities for advertisers.

Internet and mobile phone shutdowns have become more commonplace in recent years, famously in Egypt during the Arab Spring but also in countries like Kazakhstan and parts of China.

This will become more commonplace.

Dirty tricks are becoming more commonplace.

Instead, something considerably more commonplace happened.

A year from now, it'll be more commonplace".

Italian delicatessens are more commonplace in Connecticut than nutmeg trees.