Sentence examples for wars are common from inspiring English sources

Turf wars are common, duplication rife.

Traffic jams and real estate bidding wars are common, as are $1 million condos.

With today's intense competition across the Atlantic, including the rise of cut-rate airlines such as People Express and Virgin Atlantic and the plethora of summertime charters, fare wars are common.

In Oil Sparks in the Amazon, Patricia I. Vasquez writes that while oil busts and civil wars are common, the tension over oil in the Amazon has played out differently, in a way inextricable from the region itself.

Turf wars are common in the world of law enforcement.

As a result, bidding wars are common and prices are rising during the popular spring buying season.

Jill Jordan, an agent with Halstead Property, said that properties under $200,000 were generally priced to sell and bidding wars were common.

As a result, bidding wars were common, and those who hesitated or made lowball offers suddenly found themselves priced out of the market.

Bidding wars were common.

It also paints a fascinating picture of a corporate culture at the CIA in which backstabbing and turf wars were common.

Dr. Moskos said the pitfalls of having leaders who do not share in the casualties of war were common knowledge in Homeric times: "Agamemnon was willing to sacrifice his daughter Iphigenia," he said.