Sentence examples for common collective from inspiring English sources
Ritual and processions are less common collective features of our lives now.
I hope that we all awaken to our common, collective humanity and responsibilities to rebuild a better, more inclusive America for ourselves and our children.
In particular it deals with the most common collective phenomenon causing clusters of turbines behaving as a whole, rather than as a collection of individuality: wake effects.
But ever since the mark effectively disappeared on Jan . 1 replaced by the common collective currency of most of the European Union, Germans believe that life has grown much dearer.
The basic definition: Tribes arise when consumers identify as a group based more on common collective behaviors than on demographics.
Social influence can be readily observed in common collective decision processes, e.g., political polls [32], panic stampedes [33], stock markets [34], cultural markets [35], aid campaigns [36], product rating [37], or answering questions [38].
The Commons collective voice said no to leaving with no deal (backing the Spelman/Dromey amendment); no to delaying Brexit by nine months (rejecting Yvette Cooper's); or two years (as put forward by Rachel Reeves).
According to one line of argument, known as the tragedy of the commons, collective resources lack the incentives inherently built into a privately owned resource to self-limit their exploitation so as to ensure that they will last.
By doing "private" things in public, people stake their claim to that space; by taking part in common and collective activities, that space becomes "public" in a meaningful way.
"They were able to take off their team hat when they were working on a league committee and look at the common and collective interests of the league," he said.
Meanwhile, members of the "moderate axis" (mainly Egypt, Saudi Arabia and Jordan) have little in common -- no collective willingness to engage with Israel, common system of government or shared approach to religious extremism.
