Sentence examples for beginning of a common from inspiring English sources

This is the beginning of a common climate path.

"This may be the beginning of a common U.S.-Israeli approach to the peace negotiations".

So could Habitat III prove the "beginning of a common vision for cities" – or is it more likely a load of ineffectual "urban wash", however well intended?

In a synchronous MAC [9], nodes in the same neighborhood are time-synchronized for simultaneous wake-up at the beginning of a common cycle and transmit their data.

If patriotism is to be weaponised in contemporary politics, the centre can't opt out of the fight and, perhaps if we lower our collective sights from the world to the neighbourhood, we can again find time to bond with people and with places, which might just be the beginning of finding a common language for contemporary challenges.

It was the beginning of a persistent and common cycle.

Finally one patient was studied during the beginning of a viral affection (common flu) which began short time after a routine medical check.

Someone begins an investigation of a common problem the desire to wield more power, get more money or some combination of the two.

By contrast, three centuries before Ptolemy, Chinese astronomers observed Betelgeuse as having a yellow coloration, suggesting that the star may have spent time as a yellow supergiant around the beginning of the common era, a possibility given current research into the complex circumstellar environment of these stars.

The sister group relationship of ectoprocts and phoronids is in accordance with the interpretation of the eversion of a ventral invagination at the beginning of metamorphosis as a common derived feature of these taxa.

On Thursday, an alliance of companies led by Google plans to begin introducing a common set of standards to allow software developers to write programs for Google's social network, Orkut, as well as others, including LinkedIn, hi5, Friendster, Plaxo and Ning.