Sentence examples for very common now from inspiring English sources

"That's all very, very common now".

I think that's very common now in young girls".

It's very common now when you argue with a Brexiter on TV to get a lot of Twitter traffic calling you a snowflake illustrated with a crying child.

The guide's networking features require a TV with a built-in Internet connection, something that's not very common now but should be more mainstream by next year.

When researchers use such pre-enriched samples as their starting sample for liquid chromatography/mass spectrometry (LC/MS), they "can get much, much deeper into these samples," says Carr. "It's very common now to get 20,000 30,000 phosphorylation sites identified, which is really quite deep".

But the pookies who don't like Elmo don't seem to be very common now.

This is very common right now," said Christian Maas, former state secretary for the environment and urban planning in Hamburg.

It is a very common sight now to see Kevin and a friend looking at photos and videos, sharing a connected moment.

There is another very common flower now out, the pink spike of the bistort, known in this district as the "patience dock" and by the farmers "snakeweed," on account of its trailing roots.

It's very common in Africa now, no matter the nation, no matter the tribe, for people to speak about Africa... JAV: Instead of just Nigeria or Egypt... AG: Correct, correct.

"Bilbies used to be very common across the outback, now they are very rare.