Sentence examples for recently common from inspiring English sources
The phrase "recently common" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to describe something that has recently become more frequent or widespread. For example: "Opioid addiction has become increasingly common in recent years."
Recently, common ground between the two groups has emerged.
Until very recently, common wisdom held that breakfast was the most important meal of the day.
Known as neckties, these articles of clothing were until recently common on executives, particularly in New York.
Until recently, common wisdom held that older employees resisted change, were slow to adapt to technology, were less productive than younger associates and resented taking direction from bosses younger than their children.
What saddens me is that, when my friends' daughter reads Eliot, material that had remained until recently common property among educated people - for example, biblical allusion - is a closed book to her, a difficulty that seems to offer her attention no reward.
Recently common materials coated on the surface of iron oxide NPs are receiving more attention, because it usually imports metal oxides' special properties.
Until recently, the common disease-common variant hypothesis has been used to explain the occurrence of most cases of psychiatric disorders.
The European Commission has recently proposed common standards for recharging plugs, which would help.
Still, until recently, the common wisdom was that the whole idea of hollow communications fibers defied the laws of physics.
When I told people I was seeing him recently, the common response was: "I thought he was dead".
Some liberals have recently made common cause with the Bush administration, arguing that the economic slump is a reason to put aside promises to protect the Social Security surplus.
