Sentence examples for common mention from inspiring English sources

There was common mention of the difficulty of having work done promptly (eg, globes changed) except where residents were in accommodation where this was part of a maintenance contract; for some this was done as a fee for service, which could be expensive.

If you know about a certain interest that they have in common, mention it off-handedly, to get them going on the topic, but join in as well don't just disappear.

But they may also find it hard to identify with him, even though he tries to assure them that they have much in common, mentioning that his mother relied on food stamps at times and that he worked as a community organizer in Chicago's poorest neighborhoods.

SnapStream's mentions differ because it tallies the most common mentioned words, not topics.

Similarities span the system selection phases and implementation process; of those, cost was the most common mentioned.

Among the malocclusions, the most common mentioned one was the mesial molar relationship (69.2% men and 57.1 women), lateral crossbite, diastema, and medial line disturbances.

Physical suffering was the most common mentioned reason of underlying suffering for contacting a counsellor and/or for having a wish to end life (42%), while psychiatric and psychological suffering accounted for respectively 23%and16%6%.

7. It is common to mention the view that the consequences of state action should be neutral between conceptions of the good.

It was common to mention SHS dangers in such interactions, especially regarding women and children, as a justification for their requests that smokers stop.

Find something that you have in common, and mention it.

(The most common name mentioned is the U.F.C. middleweight champion Anderson Silva, whom Jones outweighs by 20 pounds).