Sentence examples for this is commonplace from inspiring English sources

This isn't funny, because this is commonplace under the Trump Administration.

This is commonplace now and goes unchallenged by anyone because of intimidation and bullying," the complaint says.

Something like this is commonplace in American newspapers, and elsewhere, but is still not the rule in the UK.

Mr Johnson says he saw no problem in asking his staff to run personal errands, because in private firms this is commonplace.

This is commonplace across the entire union movement and, frankly, if parliament adopted a similar approach to MPs we would all have avoided the expenses scandal".

A BBC spokesman said presenters and talent were forced to move from being directly paid freelancers to payment by a third-party company at a trigger point relating to the amount of work they do for the corporation, adding that this is commonplace.

In the old days of crime reporting this was commonplace and it was not unduly difficult to strike a balance between keeping the public informed without endangering investigations.

When I worked for the Board of Education this was commonplace and the stakes were much lower; teachers wanted to look good in comparison with other teachers and win approval from supervisors.

From government to the private sector, high-profile cases of this are commonplace.

I was embarrassed, but my professor assured me this was commonplace for a chemist, a rite of passage.

If this were commonplace, I think I'd be able to dig up a story or two from over the years that supports the business model he asserts.