Sentence examples for common theme in discussions from inspiring English sources

A common theme in discussions of the financial crisis of the past several years has been that it illustrates the failure of the market-driven view of economic activity.

A common theme in discussions about college admissions is a worry about the selectivity of elite colleges.

The idea that with the development of the sciences over time, theories are converging on ("moving in the direction of", "getting closer to") the truth, is a common theme in realist discussions of theory change (for example, Hardin & Rosenberg 1982 and Putnam 1982).

A common theme in workshop discussions was the lack of clarity within states and across states as to the authority responsible for the management of different aspects of disease control.

Digital was a common theme in the roundtable discussion moderated by Josh Quittner, editorial director of Flipboard, and presented by MediaPost Communications.

The drive to seek educational opportunities for children was one of the most common themes in the discussions.

This was a common theme in all five of the working groups' discussions, triggered by the fact that none of the trees had complete labeling of shared characters, and in some cases there were no characters at all.

The most common theme in campaign ads isn't Trump.

TR: What is the common theme in your research?

Clarity of purpose is a common theme in successful movements.

Epithelial plasticity: a common theme in embryonic and cancer cells.