Sentence examples for another denominator from inspiring English sources

If another denominator is used, it is given in the table.

The number of cat consultations recorded by a practice was used as another denominator as this could be another possible population at risk.

In each denomination, the flashpoint is homosexuality, but there is another common denominator as well.

The three also share another common denominator: Rooftop Films.

Another common denominator is that all of the Douro Boys are descended from, or have worked for, the region's old port-making families.

Mr. Newman pointed to denial -- or what he likes to call "ostrich management" -- as another common denominator leading up to many turnaround scenarios.

The rest of the world sees him as a wealthy philanthropist, another common denominator, but Bond knows a rotten egg when he smells one.

World-class science is another common denominator and indeed there is already significant co-operation, and numerous exchange programmes, between the two countries.

While I was struck by the significant shifts of what has mattered to me throughout the years (and that I've not yet reached enlightenment or held a quarter between my pecs), another common denominator arose.

Inevitably, joint decisions are "lowest common denominator," another leader said.

Another increasingly common denominator in pub closures has been large chains finding it more lucrative to sell or redevelop premises for other purposes, such as housing or supermarkets, than to continue running them as pubs.