Sentence examples for while common is from inspiring English sources

The term "Third World," while common, is problematic in that it connotes a part of the world that has fallen behind, or lost the race to development altogether, rather than highlighting the exploitation and over-development of the "First World".

He glorifies cop killers: "While Common is entitled to rap any way he wants," says Bill O'Reilly in a Boston Herald editorial, "it is troubling that he would be sought out by the administration for a prestigious exposition".

Finally, the 1-year study duration, while common, is not adequate to fully assess the consequences of improved body weight on long-term outcomes.

Prescribing psychotropic medications, however, as found in other studies including from Brazil [ 18, 37], while common, is largely restricted to qualified providers (phytotherapy is an exception).

A doggy odor, while common, is still a sign of a low level of health.

And yet the coercion, while common, was not all-pervasive.

Higher coaches salaries, while common, are just part of an array of expenses soaring at athletic departments that fail to profit.

The inflammatory pattern observed in asthma is heterogeneous [ 1] and non-eosinophilic inflammatory patterns while common, are not responsive to inhaled corticosteroid therapy [ 2, 3].

Former Cardiff man Ledley missed out on a trip back to Wales after picking up a niggle against Inter Milan, while Commons was forced to leave the field with a toe problem.

The pattern of hepatitis B seropositivity noted in our two patients, where anti-HBc was present, while less common, is compatible with occult hepatitis infection.

Intermarriage, while not especially common, is not unheard of.