Sentence examples for common rush from inspiring English sources

Juncus maritimus and J. acutus (Juncaceae) are two common rush species, closely related taxonomically, and present on temporally flooded moist soils with a large amount of alkaline carbonates (Fernández-Carvajal 1982).

Because in-ICU signs and symptoms of infection due to non-infectious causes are common, rushing to prescribe antibiotics may mean that many uninfected patients receive unnecessary treatment.

Sir Gerald Kaufman, a Labour MP, says that if the Commons rushes to legislate, it will be seen as MPs taking their revenge on the press.

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We found that patches of common reed rushes were hot spots for ET across the Narew wetland landscape.

The coastal pastures at Cley and the adjacent Salthouse Marshes have jointleaf rush, common silverweed and less common grasses such as annual beard grass, marsh foxtail and slender hare's-ear.

The coastal pastures at Cley and Salthouse Marshes have jointleaf rush, common silverweed, and less common grasses such as annual beard grass, marsh foxtail, and slender hare's-ear.

How the gas industry got itself in this mess has a lot in common with how Rush Limbaugh's sneers about Sandra Fluke's contraception may have cost the Republicans the November elections.

Delays are quite common, especially during rush hours.

His suit cites a long list of common elements of "Ultimate Rush" and "Premium Rush," including character names, love interests, villains connected to Chinese organized crime, corrupt policemen and a grouchy bike-messenger dispatcher with suspect motives.

Sony's watch feels like it has much more in common with the rushed offerings available at Android Wear's launch than with more mature watches like the G Watch R or Asus ZenWatch.