Sentence examples for more commonplace problems from inspiring English sources

Even more commonplace problems, such as the eating disorder I had, so often go unnoticed.

We would love to see something like what we have observed in Germany, where academic-practitioner collaboration is more commonplace, with German marketing managers often consulting their academic counterparts on problems they don't know the immediate answers to.

It is this relentless strain that led to Rafael Nadal's knee problems, and it is the reason injuries are perhaps more commonplace today than at any other time in the history of tennis.

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).

As hardware costs continue to decrease and renewable equipment becomes more commonplace, software-based firms will build better mousetraps and bring new solutions to old problems.

This will become more commonplace.

Charlottesville has made doxxing even more commonplace.

Dirty tricks are becoming more commonplace.

Instead, something considerably more commonplace happened.

During Australia's colonization animal husbandry became more commonplace.

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