It's the norm for many people around the world.
Polluted air is the norm for many people around the world.
Volunteer experience like Mr. McCabe's is becoming the norm for many college students.
"Workplace style has changed dramatically in recent years and business casual is now the norm for many firms, with obvious exceptions like banking and corporate finance.
The show questions why it has become the norm for many art institutions to only see contemporary art from a chronological standpoint.
Saint Parfum's experience has become the norm for many brands that sell discounted merchandise on flash sale sites like One Kings Lane, Gilt, HauteLook, MyHabit and Ideeli.
It turned out that basing the entire pay system on team performance created an environment in which slacking behavior became the norm for many team members.
Ellen Galinsky's surveys at the Families and Work Institute pointed to a desirable norm for many parents for working not full-time, but part-time.
Stephen Colbert highlighted one part of the report, which points out that Trump's behavior has slowly come to feel like the norm for many Americans.
Cars with cracked windows and threadbare tires are the norm for many; they are used judiciously so that they will not collapse completely.
Dan Jones, a Deloitte partner, said, "Whilst some clubs seek to break even on a consistent basis, the emerging norm for many Premier League and Championship (second-tier) clubs appears to require significant ongoing benefactor support.
