Sentence examples for now a common occurrence from inspiring English sources

Demonstrations in Washington DC are now a common occurrence but what Randolph and Rustin were proposing was audacious – 100,000 protesters descending on the Capitol – unprecedented.

Harmful algal blooms are now a common occurrence around the world in these Anthropocene times because of fertilization of phosphorus and nitrogen for crop and animal production.

The use of scanning probe microscopy to acquire topographical information from surfaces with nanoscale features is now a common occurrence in scientific and engineering research.

People say it's a last resort for teachers, but under the current leadership it hasn't been – it's now a common occurrence, and because of that it is losing its impact.

This is now a common occurrence on smartphone app stores where unscrupulous developers will produce titles that mimic big sellers almost completely, taking advantage of a store where buying decisions are obfuscated behind difficult-to-use search options.

At 18, if a young person needed to move on to adult services, this would be simple – there would be no more falling off the edge of the "transition cliff" as is now a common occurrence.

It's not a common occurrence, the protesters say.

This is not a common occurrence.

"West Side Story" is as meaningful now as it was when I attended the first Saturday matinee in 1957 and experienced a forerunner of what has now become a common occurrence: a standing ovation, accompanied by cheers and bravos.

Floggings, rarely administered during the outward voyage, now became a common occurrence; as a consequence, three men deserted the ship.

Longitudinal observation in most infants following PN cessation is sufficient, inasmuch as a rise in serum bilirubin can now be viewed as a common occurrence before resolution of cholestasis.