These issues may be common to many Indian women, but Ms. Esteves said they were amplified for lesbians.
Forensic labs might be common to many parts of the world and many major cities in India, but in Bihar they were practically nonexistent until 2007.
Abelard points out that collections are posterior to their parts, and, furthermore, the collection is not shared among its parts in the way a universal is said to be common to many.
In the introduction, I explained that Leopold wrote about a 'chasm' between different images of nature as early as in the 1940s; he observed a divide which he considered to be common to many specialised fields, such as forestry, agriculture, and wildlife management.
Moreover, the (relatively) simple rules of competition and measures of performance associated with sports and games allow us to explore basic mechanisms of interaction leading to hierarchy formation, which may be common to many systems driven by competition, not only leisure activities but other social, biological and economic systems.
The consequence is that a transcendental is not necessarily common: "Therefore, it belongs to the meaning of 'transcendental' to have no predicate above it but 'being'; however, that it be common to many inferiors, is inessential".[4] Thus, the range of the transcendental is extended.
