Fraudulent disclosures are commonplace.

His way of thinking is commonplace.

We can, in fact, make it commonplace.

Even in my own lifetime, tooth loss was commonplace.

High tech hospitals are now commonplace in Indian cities.

We have been involved in Afghanistan for almost 11 years now, and it has become commonplace to see images of the war back here.

Space travel will be commonplace some time in the future.

Torture, grossly unfair trials and denial of basic rights are commonplace.

Today, although these lessons on the limits of the markets have become commonplace in academia, they have still not been brought on board by many international economic institutions.

Today, although these lessons on the limits of the markets have become commonplace in academia, they have still not been brought on board by many international economic institutions.

Even after the tensions had become commonplace, the severity of a 2010 massacre in the town of Dogo Nahawa turned Ibanga and other local women into vocal activists.

Widespread successes with cable stayed structures have made the type almost commonplace.

Obvious things, such as giving wheelchairs priority in lifts, are not commonplace there.

In the eighteenth century, cheap and washable cotton undergarments produced a revolution in hygiene, but soon this had become so commonplace that the cotton revolution no longer generated any excitement.

Violence and brutality that were once beyond the realm of possibility now seem commonplace.

It is now a commonplace that evolutionary theory was used to justify capitalist injustice.

A longer but more commonplace proof is given in Maor (2007) and Sierpiński (2003).

Cases of online censorship in Brazil and even attempts of murder against bloggers critical of political groups and families who remain in power in several cities and states in Brazil, have become commonplace.

That by itself could make solutions that now seem out of reach commonplace in the future.

Alas, such commonplace language also makes wars harder to avoid, harder to end, and arguably more deadly.

AL The mountains present a huge difficulty for a photographer in general because their beauty is commonplace.

Anti dumping action against imports from China, Vietnam, and other Asian exporters is already commonplace in developing countries.

The painful memories became more and more covered over by the commonplace but important events of country life.

This type of occurrence where local channels of law and order enact repression against bloggers is fairly commonplace.

Firms do not compete freely for stock market capital former SOEs, indeed, receive preferential treatment. Fraudulent disclosures are commonplace.

The national intelligence director, James Clapper, defended spying on allies as necessary and said it's commonplace on both sides.

In the eighteenth century, cheap and washable cotton undergarments produced a revolution in hygiene, but soon this had become so commonplace that the cotton revolution no longer generated any excitement. The PC has become the modern equivalent of cotton so basic has it become to our lives that, despite the fact that around 200 million PC s are sold each year, it now simply generates an electronic yawn.

While there is no record of bloggers ever appealing such bans, employees of certain blogging platforms assure me that these mass sweeps have become commonplace enough that they fail to garner any publicity in either the blogosphere or the media.

Automatic aircraft operation is already becoming commonplace especially in the military but further increases will require a similarly automatic airspace.

You become your nation. You become your religion.

become superuser

In most conflicts, prisoners' rights are routinely debased, torture is commonplace, and the inviolability of cultural and religious edifices is ignored.

Similarly, dam building and river diversion have become commonplace, as humans water consumption has risen nine fold over the past century, to the point that mankind now uses more than half of all accessible fresh water roughly two thirds of it for agriculture.

There is something unreal in this vision of the commonplace, of inertia, of violence on the other side of an imaginary border.

Become the singularity

Temelín become famous!

They've become family.

Tadpoles become frogs.

I've become impotent.

It's become dark.

I've become smarter.

I'll become stronger.

I've become forgetful.

They'll become teachers.

They become lovers.