Sentence examples for somewhat common practice from inspiring English sources

Durbin and Schumer live together a somewhat common practice among politicians who are in Washington only a few days a week in a sparsely furnished two-bedroom house near the Capitol that is owned by a third roommate, Representative George Miller, of California.

Toward the end of his life, it became somewhat common practice to post a picture of his door.

Pecker demonstrated his loyalty when his company, American Media Inc., reportedly bought and spiked a story from a model who says she had an affair with Trump, a somewhat common practice known as "catch and kill".

This is a fairly common practice.

It's actually a fairly common practice for some reason.

This was a fairly common practice.

In Chinese versions, the joke is somewhat muted by the common practice of including subtitles to make the story easier to follow for speakers of China's many dialects.

In my opinion, the index is somewhat misleading: a closer look at common practice and particular studies reveals that values in the range of 0.6 0.9 are modest but uncritically perceived as high.

While we're known for our hard-hitting and occasionally controversial ads, a lot of what we do is actually collating and distributing (without our fingerprints attached a somewhat common and highly effective political campaign practice) opposition research.

Labor sourcing in China somewhat more complicated compared to the U.S. It is a common practice to employ significantly more workers than actually required.

Nowadays, this is common practice, but back then it was still somewhat of a novelty, particularly when the Rolling Stones decided to utilize the medium for the promotion of their 1974 album It's Only Rock 'n' Roll.