Sentence examples for common with foreign from inspiring English sources

But as is all too common with foreign companies, the 800 number in the ad connected a caller only to a local agent, who had no information on the line.

Allegations of abuse, however, have become common, with foreign workers paying exorbitant recruitment fees at home and often being shorted on their pay in the U.S. One of the larger problems is a lack of enforcement and transparency, according to Rachel Micah-Jones, director of the migrant worker advocacy group Centro De Los Derechos Del Migrante.

China's local stars also share one common headache with foreign singers and filmmakers: intellectual property theft.

Allowing taped interviews had been common practice with foreign delegations.

It forced me to research and understand the U.S. position, defend it, and attempt to find common ground with foreign counterparts.

Now, Obama will likely choose John Kerry to be secretary of state – a politician, ironically, who has less in common with the foreign policy views of John McCain than Susan Rice.

Faced with an import duty of 91% on small cars assembled from "semi-knock-down" and 31% even for assembly from "complete knock-down", Hyundai, in common with its foreign rivals, decided to move straight to full manufacturing in India.

In the Origins of Totalitarianism, Hannah Arendt explains that the nobles of pre-revolutionary France "did not regard themselves as representative of the nation, but as a separate ruling caste which might have much more in common with a foreign people of the same society and condition than with its compatriots".

The latter is caused by an inflammatory reaction, which will be more common with organic foreign bodies, and those that are less acute (present for more than 24 48 h).   4.

The latter is caused by an inflammatory reaction, which will be more common with organic foreign bodies, and those that are less acute (present for more than 24 48 h).

But the tournament has forced the countries to come together to pass common legislation dealing with foreign visitors and security.