Sentence examples for that were commonly from inspiring English sources

Right then, these were places and people that were commonly clinging on for survival.

The risk models that were commonly used on Wall Street failed abysmally.

Marshall said many of the fish species that were commonly seen around branching coral had completely disappeared from the area, including the black-and-white striped humbug damselfish.

Lindauer's highly individual brand of politics combined passions that were commonly identified with opposite poles of the political spectrum during the 90's.

Thus, 35 years ago, when he compiled "Equality of Educational Opportunity," Coleman naturally measured the resources that were easy to measure and that were commonly assumed to matter -- physics labs, academic curricula, teacher qualifications and so forth.

The new work sampling deep sea sediments, published in the Royal Society Open Science journal on Wednesday, found pieces of plastic that were commonly 2 3 mm in length and less than 0.1 mm in diameter.

There were no valid instruments to measure the personality traits that were commonly associated with the condition; researchers could study only the psychopaths' behavior, in most cases through their criminal records.

Many of the informal tactics that were commonly used to monitor and control Chinese civil society are now being "legitimized" by being written into laws and regulations.

The current study intended to simulate conditions that were commonly observed in practical settings.

We identified many up- or down-regulated genes that were commonly or specifically expressed in the rice plants infested by armyworm and water weevil.

The type of steel fiber used in this study consists of fibers with hooked ends that were commonly used in world for decades.