Sentence examples for common denominator that from inspiring English sources

"Music is the common denominator that brings us together.

No. What is the common denominator that is gone right now?

Moreover, Mr. Souder questioned whether all religions really had "a common denominator that is workable in the American political system".

Should he fail because he in any way catered to a decimated opposition party that has sunk and shrunk to its craziest common denominator, that would be ludicrous.

We are not prepared to lower our standards to a lowest common denominator that is soft on doping in sport.' Banks must have further angered Samaranch by then calling for the proposed new international drug-testing agency not to be run by the IOC but placed in the hands of the United Nations or World Health Organisation.

So we can make the best of each, rather than a lowest common denominator that would compromise each.

That's the common denominator that binds us.

A. It does, and there are other common denominators that will bring you success.

But it's also fitting, because a grotesque simplification is what Britpop became, a collection of lowest common denominators that ended up setting music back: a slavish devotion to a set of signifiers that included 60s music, mod fashion, football, and intoxication.

The continued discovery of various CI techniques with common denominators that are suitable for hybridization.

Others say it's a list of the lowest common denominators that will be surpassed by different ambitions if a new government is elected in May.