Sentence examples for common characteristic of both from inspiring English sources

A common characteristic of both theism and religion is their reliance on faith: belief in the existence of god and in the truth of religious doctrines is neither founded upon nor defended by logic, reason, evidence, or science.

The issue The exploitation of workers, both at home and overseas, is a common characteristic of our complex modern supply chains and addressing it has become a huge challenge for Australian business.

This is a common characteristic of urban myths.

That's a common characteristic of such fantasies: their lack of imagination.

That was a common characteristic of earlier recessions in the postwar years.

They share the common characteristic of repeated planation, or flattening.

As far back as 1981, Martha Crenshaw, a pioneer in the study of modern terrorism, wrote: "The outstanding common characteristic of terrorists is their normality".

Poor health is just one common characteristic of the prison population, alongside fractured social relationships and poor educational attainment and employment history.

Chewiness is a common characteristic of the steaks, which also include the coulotte (denser than the bavette), a hangar, and a skirt.

But what is the most common characteristic of the tools?

Every street shares the common characteristic of driving direction.