Sentence examples for common created from inspiring English sources

The Common created so much proximity and so little privacy that engineers couldn't pass through without risking being sucked into a meeting, informal or otherwise.

The filling of the Back Bay flats just west of the common created land that in the 1830s was laid out as the Public Garden.

Illegal dog fights organized by the Camorra, the main organized crime gang here, are also common, creating an added risk for abandoned dogs.

But there is little doubt, mine experts said, that retreat mining at extreme depth in Utah, where mine-produced tremors are common, creates a tapestry of forces that adds to mining's inherent hazards.

Levine focuses mainly on consumer services that all have one thing in common, "creating a lot of value to a lot of users".

In recent years, exceptions to the up-or-out promotion system have become increasingly more common, creating permanent positions in PSFs (Gilson and Mnookin 1989; Morris and Pinnington 1998, 1999; Sherer and Lee 2002).

Such appointments, although common, "create the appearance of impropriety," he said.

As gas prices rise, electric cars will become more common, creating a higher need for charging stations.

This became more common, creating a two-rank system in which both Readers and Benchers were members of Pension.

Tradeoffs between adaptation to past versus present conditions are probably common, creating opportunities for improving crop adaptation to new conditions, while sacrificing some adaptation to the conditions under which they evolved.

For instance, Creative Commons created a database filled with Websites using Creative Commons licenses that contains 4 million rows.