Sentence examples for common denominators for from inspiring English sources

Delicacy and altitude, indeed, were common denominators for a lot of the weekend's music.

Earth, air, fire and water were the common denominators for the human condition.

"I think the common denominators for our losses were poor perimeter defense, poor covering for each other on defense, and just very poor shooting," Van Gundy said.

"You can have a regional approach but that does not work as effectively because this is a transnational problem, and it needs the whole world to have some common denominators for the drug lords and mafias not to take advantage of these differences," he said.

These include establishing common denominators for water values in quantity, time, location and quality; identifying the point of view from which values are measured; distinguishing the period of adjustment over which values are estimated; and accounting for the difference between total, average, and incremental values of water.

Common denominators for selection of cases are leading companies in the retail industry and their association with key NGOs.

The common denominator for the three themes is relationships.

"It's the common denominator for many people who come to America".

"The one common denominator for all of us was antifascism," Mr. Fishman said.

But a common denominator for an overwhelming number of runaways is a broken or unstable home.

A common denominator for most antigen-delivery systems is their particulate nature.