Sentence examples for would be commonplace from inspiring English sources

In the real world, Ruth would be caught very quickly, especially as one of her slayings takes place in an office, where witnesses and CCTV would be commonplace.

Ms. Conrad said all of the attention on the visual performance of chips and investment in the accompanying technology meant that amazing graphics would be commonplace in a couple of years.

He predicted that his lab-grown retinal tissue would be ready for testing in humans within five years, and that replacement organs grown outside the body would be commonplace within the next 10 years.

Scientists warned last week that the bleaching event was made 175 times more likely because of climate change, and the conditions that caused it would be commonplace in less than 20 years, putting the continued existence of the reef in doubt.

John Harbison, who wrote the music and libretto to "The Great Gatsby," which had its premiere at the Metropolitan Opera last season, is enjoying an opportunity rare for living opera composers that in a healthier musical climate would be commonplace: the chance to change things.

Resist the temptation to deliver a rehearsed elevator speech unless you are attending a formal industry event where such introductions would be commonplace.

He believed that it would soon be commonplace for people to live to 100.

But he neglected to publish his invention and its evolution was slow – fridges would not be commonplace for another 100 years.

A notable component of this engine is its fuel injection, a first on a production car and a feature that wouldn't be commonplace on cars until years later.

The company's researchers simply wanted to see whether they could handle the terabyte chunks of data that would one day be commonplace.

Admittedly, they weren't practical today, but in ten, twenty, thirty, forty years, tops — once the technology was ready, the necessary laws established, and our cultural biases overcome — driverless cars would not only be commonplace, they might even be mandated by law.