Sentence examples for a powerful common from inspiring English sources

The Stark siblings attempt to convince them to fight not one another but a powerful common enemy: Donald Trump.

The point made was that when Norway split from Sweden in 1905, Scandinavia emerged as a powerful common identity.

SAN FRANCISCO — The alliance between Apple and Google, two Silicon Valley giants with a powerful common enemy in Microsoft, is now clearly fraying.

People of all ages, ethnicities, and economic brackets are drawn by a powerful common denominator: fresh fish, prepared simply and sold at a fraction of what it costs almost anywhere else.

Just as all bacteria can be described with a powerful common framework of their 16S rRNA gene or genomic DNA sequences, it would also be highly desirable and productive to describe all bacteria by their phenotypes, which reflects their physiology.

During a powerful Commons debate that united politicians from all parties, MPs gave emotional accounts of how very sick individuals had been incorrectly assessed and told to return to work.

The request for the head of MI5, Andrew Parker, to appear before a powerful Commons committee next week to justify his claim that the Guardian has put national security at risk in publishing the Snowden files has been rejected.

If fishing truly is a powerful and common driver of phenotypic change in nature, then lightly-fished stocks should exhibit little or no change in life history traits, whereas heavily-fished stocks should show rapid and dramatic changes.

Winfrey's powerful common sense and humor dominate these moments, which are a welcome relief from the White House and the demonstrations; without the scenes at home — good times and bad — the movie could have been a barely sufferable nobility trip.

Viewed together these strikingly different stories were shown to have powerful common themes.

I think that we should respect the logic and the powerful common sense of weighing all the costs against the potential benefits.