Sentence examples for more commonplace especially from inspiring English sources

This, coupled with our use of social media, has made swearing more commonplace (especially in Redcar and Cleveland, whose denizens generate the most profane tweets in the country).

Despite rare examples such as cane toad invasion, uncertainty about required adaptive response(s) is likely to be much more commonplace, especially because knowledge of what is adaptive today will not necessarily translate into knowledge about what will be important tomorrow (Le Corre and Kremer 2003; Allendorf et al. 2010).

Interestingly, "pearling" has become more commonplace in the United States, especially in the US prison system.

But algorithmic decision-making has been deeply scrutinized in recent years as it's become more commonplace in local government, especially with respect to policing".

As rifling became more commonplace, the accuracy of cannon was significantly improved, and they became deadlier than ever, especially to infantry.

Elementary teachers were more likely to believe that they were already integrating STEM subjects, seemingly because separate subject classes are not as commonplace, especially in the early grades.

This will become more commonplace.

Charlottesville has made doxxing even more commonplace.

Dirty tricks are becoming more commonplace.

Instead, something considerably more commonplace happened.

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