Sentence examples for common bringing from inspiring English sources

Satellite antennas have become increasingly common, bringing television programs and Internet access to even the remotest regions.

As treatments improve, survival to old age becomes more common, bringing about a shift from diseases of youth to diseases of old age, including a spectrum of neurodegenerative diseases such as Parkinson's, Alzheimer's, amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, and Huntington's.

Technologies such as RFID, short-range wireless communications, real-time localization, and sensor networks are becoming increasingly common, bringing the 'Internet of Things' into industrial, commercial, and domestic use.

But as 3D printing becomes more common, bringing with it all kinds of aesthetically interesting errors, there are a few established artists who, like Hewlett with his Doctor Who antagonists, are purposefully trying to cultivate a sense of glitchiness. .

This along with a raft of other things in common, brought us together.

Will the referendum on the alternative-vote system for the Commons bring a Yes or loud No from the British public?

The prevailing view today is captured by Garrett Hardin's influential argument that "freedom in a commons brings ruin to us all," the famous "tragedy of the commons": what is not owned will be destroyed by individual avarice.

Public goods experiments capture the tension between individual and group-interest, and usually confirm Hardin's pessimistic promise that 'freedom in the commons brings ruin to all' [ 3].

For the communal element, Common is bringing in Sunday potlucks and other kinds of event programming.

In 2000, the partners in art decided to combine their unique, creative visions in the pursuit of a common goal: bringing decorative arts into the 21st century.

Likewise a common vision brings programs together and operationalising this vision by collaborating on a common activity can provide quick wins and strengthen the network.