Sentence examples for reasonably commonplace from inspiring English sources
In England, where I come from, it's reasonably commonplace for individuals to have bank accounts in Jersey.
By the later Nineteenth century it was reasonably commonplace for monographs on vertebrate zoology to include a branching tree of taxa.
Maguire's team asked each subject to imagine and describe several commonplace scenarios they might reasonably expect to encounter in the future, such as meeting a friend or visiting a beach, a pub, or a market.
Women prime ministers are not so commonplace, surely, that one can reasonably dismiss the new arrival for not being as fabulous, to pick a name at random, as Emily Thornberry or for being too much like Margaret Thatcher.
A commonplace of hockey is that a team with a reasonably accomplished offense ought to be able to score three goals in a game.
* RADIOHEAD A few years ago, when critics started talking about the death of the Great Rock Band as a commonplace, this was one of the few groups one could reasonably come up with to refute the argument.
Atomisation nozzles are commonplace.
Nutrition programs are commonplace.
