Sentence examples for said that commonly from inspiring English sources

At the Wednesday press conference, Mr. Bernanke said that commonly cited data on derivatives do not take into account the offsetting positions banks have on their Greek exposures.

It is said that commonly an object's coming to have, or its possessing, a given property is what causes the effect, whereas in special cases the object itself is the cause.

"It might be a leader rope or any kind of fishing rope – it can get entangled around the body of the animal, and then slip down to the narrow bit around the tail area," said Beasley, who said that was commonly seen with dolphins.

It's commonly said that period pains are amongst the worst pains in the world, but there are people who are worse off than you such as the men and women suffering from life-threatening illnesses.

Some of them say that commonly used statistics, such as the ones I have cited, exaggerate the inequities in the U.S. economy.

It goes without saying that TCM has been commonly used in Asian countries, especially in the Chinese population, for centuries [ 17- 19, 35- 37].

He said that Medicare commonly paid for off-label use of cancer drugs.

Menon said that two commonly used tools for scanning the brain, called fMRI and EEG, each have weaknesses.

Dr. Walsh said that gorillas commonly ate one another's dung, which could also transmit the virus.

Ms. Biesemeyer said that smugglers commonly used pickup trucks and vans and that the immigration agency had intercepted rental trucks that were carrying as many as 50 passengers.

(Alison Des Forges, an adviser to Human Rights Watch and a leading expert on the killings, said that the commonly used figure of 800,000 deaths was too high).