Sentence examples for a common description from inspiring English sources

"A Cape Canaveral of inner space" was a common description.

'Fragile state' is a common description for a poor country which faces severe development challenges.

But she was a compulsively fastidious person generally—"birdlike" seems to have been a common description.

The term "loony left" became a common description of the Labour Party in the 1987 election.

A common description of Mr. Kim on social media sites is "The Kid".

But she was a compulsively fastidious person generally — "birdlike" seems to have been a common description.

It might be surprising that a team down by just a touchdown — a close game, by any common description of it — winds up winning so rarely.

The contemporary understanding of gravity as not a strictly material entity, for instance, have made "physicalist" a more common description.

A more common description is that he sees himself as the mayor of Connecticut, a no-nonsense blur of activity trying to fill every pothole and overhaul the state's budget at the same time.

This paper argues that a clearer and common description of design margins can reduce undesired iteration in development processes arising from misconceptions and aggregation effects in the development of complex systems.

A general and common description about group-based and relay transmission is illustrated in Fig. 8: all MTC devices are classified into several groups (some references call group as cluster).