Sentence examples for common dealing from inspiring English sources

But it's not just slick hairdos and tidy attire that the labelmates have in common, dealing as they both do in frank sexuality and an ear for grandeur.

But all have at least one concern in common: dealing with the burdens of growing older while also straightening out lives misshapen by booze, pills, heroin, crack, you name it.

(And the coffee cup had to have a good handle -- another common deal-breaker).

The financial industry often tries to negotiate a common deal to avoid getting singled out for bad behavior.

But do give him credit for overcoming one of the most common deal-killers in friendships between straight and gay men: the awkward crush.

"Government officials have to use their common sense dealing with these organizations when they're not trying to defraud and cheat," he said.

It suggests that adsorption takes place at the defect surface sites of the undercoordinated metal atoms (the most common are dealing oxygen vacancies).

More specifically, we examine the psychological sources for human error that are common in dealing with the uncertainties implied in this type of problem.

The assumption violation is common when dealing with analysis of rare events such as deaths.

However, several experiments with articular chondrocytes and TMJ disc fibrochondrocytes have shown that phenotypic changes are common when dealing with passaged cartilaginous cells [ 17, 18, 25, 26].

This coherent group shared a common origin, dealt with a particular mode of warfare, and exchanged influences.