Sentences with phrase «relatively common name»

Michael Downey: I searched actually through one of the online search engines that allows you to see if websites have been taken, and since Downey's a relatively common name and lots of Downeys become lawyers, I had to find a good opening there.

If you have a relatively common name (like John Doe), you may find that a simple domain URL using your name, such as www.JohnDoe.com, or even a more elaborate one like www.JohnDoeBooks.com or www.AuthorJohnDoe.com, may already be taken.

Alternatively Aziz, meaning «strong,» «powerful,» or «respected,» is a relatively common name in the Muslim world.

This sort of thing happens all the damn time, particularly to people with relatively common names who use email services that hand out [email protected] addresses.

Not exact matches

Good point about some people having relatively more common names who might benefit from using pen names, when it comes to searching them through Google.

Although this condition can be secondary to head injuries, metabolic irregularities or tumors, a relatively common form is termed idiopathic epilepsy — so named because there is no discernible cause for the violent seizures that an affected cat experiences.

These aren't needed for the text in the game itself, but are expected to be relatively common in text input (e.g. in the names you give your farmer, farm, animals, etc..)

In estate law it is relatively common to discover that a charitable institution, named... Read more

To seek orders in wardship to protect a named young person (who is the subject of proceedings) from undesirable associations is relatively common and was done here