Sentence examples for back to a common from inspiring English sources

Hunters bring their bounty back to a common pot.

All these controversies, seemingly so disparate, traced back to a common source.

Darwin theorized that emotional sounds could be traced back to a common animal trait.

In order to trace these distributed students' capstones back to a common set of outcomes, a framework for understanding the full spectrum of their experiences is needed.

The fact that Tasmanians with HD can be traced back to a common ancestor appears to explain the higher than expected prevalence of HD in Tasmania.

The logic of heterophony derives from the simultaneity of lines that trace back to a common point: an extended melody, say, that can be transformed by numerous interpretations.

At the end of last year, EU leaders gave their backing to a common set of rules for managing the closure of failing eurozone banks.

Due to incomplete pedigree records, it was impossible to determine if affected sheep from the Texel breeding population share common ancestors and trace back to a single common founder.

Studying the Brothers family lineage provided researchers with a better understanding of HD and helped explain the higher than expected prevalence of HD in Tasmania by allowing them to trace the disease back to a single common ancestor.

While further analysis could provide more rigorous analysis of these patterns, it would appear that measures that define resilience as bouncing back to a threshold common to all households, and meeting some definition of a 'good' equilibrium, are better able to capture the meaning of the concept discussed in the literature than are measures that define bouncing back to where one started.

All known TNS affected dogs at the start of this research could be traced back to a single common ancestor [ 7].