Sentence examples for because of common from inspiring English sources

"In the past, you kept together because of common values that you call freedom," he said.

Of her nearly 200 guests, Ms. Keating said, "We only saved on five place settings because of common family".

Q. Can you elaborate? A. First of all, everyone feels that they're birds of a feather because of common values.

And because of common carriage, digital data running over the phone lines has essentially been off limits to the people who laid the lines.

The two Lewis horses must be linked in the betting because of common ownership, but Lukas and Baffert said they would never do anything in concert.

ARB are carried into the kitchen on contaminated meat and poultry, where other foods are cross-contaminated because of common unsafe handling practices".

It is presented as a free trade agreement, but existing tariffs on either side of the Atlantic are already weak because of common membership of organisations such as the World Trade Organisation.

It exists because of common--and incorrect--stereotypes held by many academic scientists about the nature of scientific work in industry.

Because her mother was of common birth, Murasaki cannot be Genji's main wife.

Because of their common investment philosophies, the results at Harvard and Yale have been similarly compelling.

Right now people are united because of the common pain," he added.