Sentence examples for soon commonplace from inspiring English sources

"Thousands of new jobs took root in a countryside where appliances and plumbing were soon commonplace," Rohatyn writes.

Germline BRCA1 and BRCA2 mutation testing offered shortly after a breast cancer diagnosis to inform women's treatment choices - treatment-focused genetic testing 'TFGT' - has entered clinical practice in specialist centers and is likely to be soon commonplace in acute breast cancer management, especially for younger women.

Yet it may soon become commonplace.

Robot writers may soon be commonplace.

He believed that it would soon be commonplace for people to live to 100.

"Ohm" shows them coming up with, and then leaving by the wayside, techniques of cutting, mixing, sampling, looping, layering and sequencing that would soon become commonplace in rock.

Owning farms and vineyards soon became commonplace for rich Parisians, who thereby metamorphosed — intentionally or otherwise — into part-time farmers and vintners.

I fear the £1m, one-bedroom flat will soon become commonplace – and in east London, traditionally the manufacturing and working-class hub.

Hologram departments Because of the relative ease of creating and installing holograms and augmented reality technology, such devices will soon be commonplace.

He gained a measure of notoriety in 1985 when he was doused with the contents of a Gatorade sports drink cooler after a victory, a celebration that soon became commonplace after significant wins at all levels of football and was carried over to other sports.

Whether you find the ideas captivating or creepy, they could soon be commonplace.