Sentence examples for very common indeed from inspiring English sources

"They used to drive us barmy with their noise!" Bear in mind that our village is hardly prime cuckoo habitat, so they must have been very common indeed.

For as some astrobiologists have long argued, if we find evidence that life arose independently on Mars --- only the next planet out, then it's only logical to conclude that life in the cosmos is very common indeed.

A past medical history of hypertension, CKD, CHF, diabetes and dyslipidemia and a past or present history of smoking were very common; indeed all had CKD.

In fact, it didn't take error-coin specialists long to determine that the problem was caused by a grease-filled die, a very common error indeed.

We have encountered all these butterflies on trips to find other, rarer species which are extremely localised, for most of the ones profiled here are very widespread and common; indeed, the meadow brown is probably Britain's commonest butterfly, closely followed by the gatekeeper (in southern Britain).

A very common sort of theft indeed in Shoplifters of the World Unite.

This is hardly surprising given that, oldest or not, these are indeed very common folds.

We found that appetitive aggression, conceived as the perpetration of violence and/or the infliction of harm to a victim for the purpose of experiencing violence-related heroism and enjoyment, is indeed very common amongst former combatants.

These numbers illustrate that hip pain is indeed a very common problem.

It is an affectation, indeed, not very common among merchants, and very few words need be employed in dissuading them from it.

Indeed, re-initiation was a very common event observed even in sequences lacking PSCs.