all-too-common

In reality, experts researchers on dating violence and unintended pregnancy say, it's Leyla's version of that story is all too common.

The center's employees say unsafe sex is all too common among those tested, a result of deeply closeted lives.

He tells the story as an illustration of the sort of religious violence that has become all too common in Indonesia.

It is all too common for Washington's economic debates to feature strongly held views with little underlying logic or evidence.

It's all too common to have people with advanced study in foreign languages who cannot carry out a simple conversation.

IN A land of volcanoes and earthquakes the seismic shift is all too common.

A new war would risk Azerbaijan's petro-wealth, but irrational behaviour is all too common in the Caucasus.

Still, the demolition of arrival-city slums is all too common a practice in such cities as Mumbai and Manila.

Her case was unusually brutal, but the abuse of domestic workers in the Middle East is all too common.

Carmen: That kind of internet scam is all too common these days.

All-too-common is the situation when a seasoned team member assumes all or some of the responsibilities of a PM.

Patients who cannot afford to treat serious illness are an all too common feature of any developing country.

It's all too common these days to see pictures of polar bears trapped on rapidly diminishing ice sheets.

Sounds wild but this thinking is all too common.

Derogatory statements like the above are all too common to a bisexual's ears.

"Hitting the wall" is an all too common experience that befalls athletes and Gebrselassie isn't an exception.

What happens next is all too common.

Mathilde's story is all too common.

Especially the type, all too common then, that was like a bunch of kids playing house with money supplied by VCs.

"Economic freedom plus political repression" is an all-too-common short-hand description of the "China model" .

Such difficulties have been an all too common amid the huge relief operation along the north-eastern coast.

Asli's story is all too common.

Both failures demonstrated that all-too-common activity that constitutes much of modern reporting: stenography for the powers that be.

Our eyes can play a variety of tricks on us. The instances of our minds attributing images to play of light, or shadows, are all too common.

Stressful situations are all too common in a workplace that's facing budget cuts, staff layoffs, and department changes.

Locals are a rare sight. Ubiquitous brands that can be found on any major shopping street in Shanghai, however, are all too common.

age-related macular degeneration is becoming an all too common condition that is devastating to the quality of life of its victims .

After being sent off, England held on for a 2-2 tie but would be eliminated on penalty kicks (an all too common fate for England fans).

The all-too-common assertion that Chinese companies cannot brand or innovate is becoming harder to take seriously by the day.

I strongly feel that, especially for SaaS products, starting with free and figuring out premium later (all too common) is backwards.

Tragically, examples of labor violations, heath risks, and pollution at Chinese factories are all too common.

One lesson is that trouble is all too common.

And if that happens, then your daughter will be at risk for the all-too-common substitution of sexuality in place of spirituality.

It draws from a variety of sources without the all too common pit fall of "being eclectic for eclectic's sake" .

Such incidents are an all-too-common part of the business, according to a survey of 29 female war reporters.

Far bloodier outrages are all too common, and not just in the wilds of the tribal areas near Afghanistan.

One could apply the same logic to teenage pregnancy, another all too common feature of inner-city life.

Yet the recent scandals suggest that miscarriages of justice are all too common.

Take the all too common case where, upon deploying your beans, you realize you need a new method.

Forced labor, trafficking in persons, use of child soldiers, and religious discrimination are all too common.

An all-too-common mistake in the marathon is to start out too quickly and fade at the end.

However, it is the silly season before the mid-term elections when ridiculous claims are all too common.

Yet the pattern seems all too common in many, if not most, countries.

The other day, I was parking my car in an underground garage in Beijing, when I came across an all-too-common scene.

But the attack, and the vulnerability it exploits, are all too common.

Buffer overflows are, sadly, all too common in C programs.

The main challenge is that vulnerabilities are all too common in today's Web applications.

The RSPB says poisoning incidents are all too common in areas where there is a lot of grouse and pheasant shooting.

His kind are all too common in positions of power.

Today we'll look at ways to strategize against this all-too-common phenomena.

Here are some other all-too-common cover letter blunders and how to fix them.