Sentence examples for a growing common from inspiring English sources

With over 600 million users in Asia, 130 million in Latin America and the Caribbean, and 50 million in Africa, the Internet is a growing common resource.

Late onset degenerative dementia is a growing, common and complex disorder in which the aetiological role played by environment and genes has not yet been established.

This in particular pertains to environmental sciences being a subject of growing common interest.

Kidnapping for ransom has grown common in Somalia.

Deals with "co-operating witnesses", once rare, have grown common.

China and the United States have a growing number of common interests; it is only natural that we will also have differing views of how to promote them.

"I really do sense that there's a growing trend among common folk to search for how the two areas that are so important to our life can work compatibly together".

Even the state-run newspaper China Daily seemed to sympathize, writing at the time that "experts believe that the outcry reflects a growing dissatisfaction among common people about the way sites are commandeered and buildings demolished.

Recent genome-wide association studies (GWAS) have provided evidence for a growing number of common genetic risk variants.

Related is a growing need for common terminologies especially in the public health arena.

So while Morris Hirshfield's nudes, Henry Darger's embattled little girls and William Hawkins's expressionistic animals have in many respects nothing in common, a growing number of us find a commonality in our response to all of them.