Sentence examples for common think from inspiring English sources

Today, as financial markets become ever more complex, these kinds of unanticipated ripple effects are more common — think of the havoc wrought a couple of weeks ago when the activities of one rogue French trader came to light.

So are the Brits right to scorn Mr Barroso's big idea Although transaction taxes are common (think stamp duty for house purchases or even sales taxes) they gained a radical tinge in 1972, when the American economist James Tobin proposed a levy on foreign-exchange transactions, to discourage speculative activity.

It is striking that the one common thought that comes to the fore is that Bush and Blair have escaped justice and "got away with murder".

I'm quite sure half the problem is too many people, half the Conservative party in the Commons, thinks the Human Rights Act was drafted by Jacques Delors.

When the House of Lords attempted to impose the punishment of exile which the Commons thought too mild the impeachment became stalled between the two Houses.

While it is common to think of creativity only in terms of divergent thinking, the importance of analytical, or convergent, thinking is explained.

It's so common, I think, in corporate life.

It is common to think of literacy as the simple ability to read and write.

It is common to think that practice is required for the development of skills.

It is common to think of scientific research and the knowledge it generates as neutral and value free.

It is common to think of information as consisting of data.