Sentence examples for combined common from inspiring English sources

duplex condo in a prewar building; renovated kitchen and baths, 2 fireplaces, south-facing terrace; combined common charge and taxes $981; listed at $1.125 million.

Combined common charges and taxes generally range from $1 to $2 per square foot, typical for Manhattan, said Norman Horowitz, a broker with Halstead Property Company.

Several of the tenants pay less in rent than the combined common charge and real estate tax on their apartments, creating a negative cash flow.

When combined, common search terms for Facebook, such as facebook and facebook.com, accounted for 3.5percentt of all searches in the United States among the top 50 terms, up 33percentt compared with 2010.

Summary statistics of the combined common minke whale genome assembly.

A recent report shows that combined common single-nucleotide polymorphisms explain a large proportion of the heritability for human height.

If a vacancy arises for leader or deputy leader, any candidate hoping to stand for election "must be supported by 5% of the combined Commons members of the PLP and members of the EPLP [European parliamentary Labour party].

Federal law requires makers of products that combine common ingredients to prove that the combinations are safe.

For the most part, however, Ms. Borsook combines common sense with an old-fashioned humanism to make sense of the current high-tech gestalt.

The site will combine common web technologies such as blogs, digital photo sharing, and interactive maps with custom tools for searching, describing, and recording biodiversity data, allowing anyone with a stake in the environment to participate in the monitoring effort.

Because Louisiana combines common law with the civil law of the Napoleonic code, Song explained, "Tulane is academically a unique and assimilating law school". He next enrolled at Cambridge University, earning a diploma in comparative legal studies.