Sentence examples for by a common expression from inspiring English sources

This image is encapsulated by a common expression, "just for the English to see" that dates back to the end of the 19th century, when British ships were supposed to be enforcing a ban on the slave trade off the coasts of Brazil, then the biggest human trafficker in the world.

Cluster 2 genes present a common expression pattern characterized by up-regulation in 24 h followed by down-regulation in 48 h.

The lines B73, N28, and R22, carrying the late Vgt1 allele, shared a common expression trend, characterized by a peak of ZmRap2.7 expression at the stage V3, followed by a drop in the levels of ZmRap2.7 transcripts in ensuing stages.

In contrast, CLUSTER analysis did reveal a number of gene groups (the enlarged portions of Figs. 3 5) that share a common expression patterns characterised by a directional change in gene expression relative to MEF WT cells, in one or both of MEF C/EBPβ −/− and/or MEF C/EBPδ −/− cells, indicating a dependency on C/EBPβ and/or C/EBPδ for the expression change.

(This is quite a common expression of prejudice against lower-caste Christians in Pakistan).

To 'hand someone his head' is a common expression, not normally associated with actual violence.

"No money, no mission" is a common expression in the field.

In Los Angeles, there's a common expression.

It is a common expression that often rings hollow.

As illustrated by the common expression "beauty sleep," an individual's sleep history may play an integral part in the perception and judgments of his or her attractiveness and health.

But I was struck by the common expression -- frost in the ground.