Sentence examples for a rare common from inspiring English sources

Indeed, a rare common factor among 20-odd countries in the region with the "ex-communist" tag is that they dispute its relevance.

Calls for an end to the ban provide a rare common cause for Zimbabwe's governing parties, Mugabe's Zanu-PF and the Movement for Democratic Change (MDC), though the unity may end there.

The meeting, which began here today, has been billed as an occasion for the 22-member Arab League to show a rare common front on the Middle East peace talks, and to underline its backing of Lebanon.

I got a call at 7 the next morning from friends in Honduras, who had been out drinking all night, yelling, 'Can you believe it?' " For a country that is still plagued by political problems, corruption and crime, the World Cup berth has given Hondurans a rare common cause.

Sources said talks with Mr Cameron will focus on the need to conclude negotiations for a new US-EU trade deal, known as the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership, a rare common priority of both Republicans in Congress and President Barack Obama.

GP To move the first leg of the New York Red Bulls vs DC United playoff from one city to the other in the face of a hurricane was a move of rare common sense.

On this point, Tehran and Washington find rare common ground.

In 2013, after Syria's President Bashar-al-Assad used chemical weapons against his own people, a humiliated David Cameron lost a rare August Commons vote — on air strikes.

While our collective data do not support a common precursor for heart and facial muscle, we cannot definitively rule out a rare population of common progenitors.

A Mexican deliveryman almost died from inhaling a rare soil organism common in Central America.

Mr. Mayorkas's announcement was a rare appearance of common sense and compassion on immigration in Washington.