Sentence examples for characteristic common from inspiring English sources

However, they do not reveal a characteristic common rotation axis.

The characteristic common to the members of this class is the leaf with branched venation.

A characteristic common to all works chosen is the attempt to link academic research to policy problems of pressing concern.

He had an exceptionally wide circle of friends who, for some reason, he kept in separate compartments, a characteristic common perhaps to bachelors.

You write "As I gathered suggestions, I came across a characteristic common among frequent travelers: a reluctance to define anything as bad".

Analysis of the bones revealed they had a thick and heavy outer coating, a characteristic common among modern wading mammals such as hippos.

This spot, without a single image, exhibits characteristics common to ads that apply the subtraction pattern.

Certain physical and socioeconomic characteristics common to small island states tend to intensify their vulnerability to climate change.

There are certain characteristics common to the best adventure stories, not least of all a "hero" – the protagonist who carries the story (and the readers' affections).

It uses information about interests supplied by registrants and from outside social networking profiles to match interests, demographic characteristics, common affiliations and other factors.

Newton, the prison psychologist, wrote that Purkey "displayed behaviours and characteristics common among many men in prison who started life being sexually abused by family members.