Sentence examples for also have a common from inspiring English sources

Common core standards can be helpful if we also have a common core of resources to which each school and student is entitled.

Europe should also have a common process to restructure troubled banks, which should reduce the risk of Cyprus-like debacles.

The U.S. and Iran also have a common interest in supporting Afghanistan, reducing opium trafficking, and defeating Sunni extremist movements like the Taliban and Al Qaeda.

The building, still under construction, will also have a common room, a refrigerated room for grocery deliveries and a gym, which Ms. Wines has decided is "nice to have," even though she is already a regular at a Pilates studio.

While the center will have its own entrance, it will also have a common entrance with the $77 million, 22-story Marriott Hotel, which broke ground on Sept. 25.

Moreover, the two generations also have a common emotional response and intergenerational awareness.

I also have a common-sense definition, which is, 'If you're willing to try it, it's not torture.' " Thousands of American soldiers have been willing to undergo waterboarding as part of their resistance training, Mr. Thiessen notes; therefore, it stands to reason that it is not torture.

We also had a common view of the importance of the Highland tradition.

A breakthrough looks likeliest in banking, where senior European officials have begun talking up a union that centralises bank supervision and that also has a common pot of money to insure deposits and deal with banks that collapse.

Although it was "widely known" that he was her husband's second cousin, she said, she had not realised the need to declare that they also had "a common business interest as minority shareholders in a small food company".

We also had a common language in our messages to each other.