Sentence examples for common sort from inspiring English sources

This is a common sort of parallelism problem.

A very common sort of theft indeed in Shoplifters of the World Unite.

Mr. Watt left the country of his birth about a year ago after what has become a common sort of encounter there.

There's a possible feeling that the subsurface oceans might be the most common sort of habitats for life in our galaxy, rather than places like the Earth.

The most common sort, the Sparbücher, earned a mere 3.1% over the past five years.Germans tend to see share ownership as a kind of gambling.

Site visitors can adjust the obscurity factor depending on how bizarre they would like the names served up to be (Alberta Trotman being one of the common sort, and Buck Charbonnel and Erasmo Pehowich exemplifying the "totally obscure" category).

It seems to have taken off from the common sorts of lists that people write, their fingers innocently scribbling "broccoli, cabbage, rice" while their thoughts are far away.

The most common sorts of derivatives (contracts that take their value from the performance of an underlying asset) were to be traded on recognised platforms, cleared through central counterparty systems with high collateral requirements and reported to trade depositories.

One is that there was a gap between the date on which SEFs had to be registered and that on which the most common sorts of derivatives had to be traded on them (a deadline that will probably arrive in early 2014).

Sadly, they can't deal with other common sorts of corruption: people can still sell their votes, and even a candidate elected with the most modern technology may go on to be a thief in office.The machines would be impressive anywhere; in this vast, chaotic country they are astonishing.

The new guys are arriving in waves, likely meaning the most common sorts will start appearing today, while cooler ones and sets of themed critters will arrive over the coming weeks.