Sentence examples for common thread linking from inspiring English sources

A homey environment seems to be the common thread linking Mr. Morr's latest batch of properties.

Looking at Argentina, some commentators thought they saw a common thread linking it to other countries.

Henry Scoopp" Jackson is the common thread linking the hawk ideologues who have taken the driving seat since September 11.

The devil-may-care posturing by Brazilian criminals suggests a disturbing degree of impunity that, in the end, is the common thread linking all of Brazil's current crises.

If there is a common thread linking the various books, though, it is an adjustment to President Bill Clinton's famous campaign mantra: "It's more than the economy, stupid".

The common thread linking these challenges is the fundamental reality that in the 21st century, our destiny is shared with the world's, from our markets to our security.

All downturns have their own peculiarities, but one common thread links the stagflation of the seventies to the mega-crash of 2009: dearer crude.

A common thread links these problems: evolutionary adaptation occurring on the same timescale as demographic dynamics determines whether populations survive severe environmental change.

But there are common threads linking the European insurgents and the Tea Party.

The common threads linking footnote 27, the Engquist opinion, and a debate between Justices Alito and Breyer in McDonald v. City of Chicago this past June, suggest that footnote 27 is a significant clue to the fundamental understanding of constitutional law that commands at least a plurality on the current Court.

Joseph H. Greenberg, a Stanford University anthropological linguist respected by colleagues for his classification of African languages but reviled by some for his similar treatment of Native American tongues, has died at the age of 85. Greenberg, who recently explored common threads linking European and Asian languages, died May 7 in Palo Alto of pancreatic cancer.