Sentence examples for common understanding is that from inspiring English sources

Although the definition of tight oil is distinct, a common understanding is that tight oil accumulates in low-porosity and low-permeability reservoirs and it can be recovered economically only by artificial stimulation (Pang et al. 2014).

But even among those who profess to know something about the subject, the common understanding is that Darwin said man came from monkeys.

A common understanding is that auditors are independent of the company and its directors and thus in a position to make impartial judgements.

"The common understanding is that the UK 'helps' Africa through aid, but in reality this serves as a smokescreen for the billions taken out," said Martin Drewry, director of Health Poverty Action, one of the NGOs behind the report.

The common understanding is that Greece must restructure its debt within a year or two.

A common understanding is that for Leibniz apperception is distinctive of spirits, and is not present in even the highest of animals beneath humans.

It's a move that caught most of us off-guard, as the common understanding was that Google has or was going to buy the video streaming startup for somewhere around a billion dollars.

A common understanding was that the GP only prescribes medication and treats simple somatic problems.

Common understandings are that practitioners should be judicious in the collection of information; they should store treatment notes and records in a secure manner; they should share information only with consent or as required by law; and they should protect sensitive information in its online and off-line forms using locks, passwords, encryption and other appropriate devices.

The Times looked at how "morning after" pills actually work, and found that the common understanding is wrong, in a way that has political consequences.

"Common understanding is a script by a new writer that's come from nowhere," says Kenyon.