Sentence examples for common lends from inspiring English sources

The finding that this pattern is common lends strength to the hypothesis that bacterial symbionts may commonly be maintained in populations either by negative frequency-dependent selection or because different strains are favoured in different populations.

But it is all too common, lending support to the idea that sufficient sleep is an impossible dream in today's society.

A euro-zone banking union that adhered strictly to common lending rules would still have incentivised bank lending to flow to these markets because rising property values would have justified more borrowing.

When it comes to regulating credit across Europe, high regulatory standards are needed, not common lending rules.Correction: A previous version of this article wrongly cited the Allied Irish Bank as an example for supervisory failures.

Leotard ballets!) it's easy to pine for the old days, when works with seemingly little in common lent a certain hot-and-cold balance to a night at Lincoln Center.

SnoCountry finds that having a common language lends uniformity to reports.

In societies where marriage is common and lends itself to higher status, it seems logical that a dissatisfying stable relationship with diminishing rewards may lead to infidelity rather than dissolution when a comparatively better relationship is available.

The case for the defence is that flogging fags around the world has little in common with lending too many euros to over-extended Irish housebuilders.

It could be derived from clay (at first, it was called "silver from clay"), and the idea that a valuable substance was produced from a common one lent it a quality of alchemy.

In situations where no clean equipment was available, borrowing was more common than lending.

These common causes lend a degree of caution to any interpretation of the findings presented here (1).