Sentence examples for common without from inspiring English sources

It found such unions were becoming more common, without regard to geography, income or education level.

Walking alongside someone allows you to have a good chat and find things in common without it feeling forced.

"I wanted to use a much more simple and direct kind of language, something that would be common without feeling worn out or used".

Or the great scam whereby they sold Judah Binstock a quarter acre of Ealing Common, without him realising that the quarter acre was only two yards wide.

"Too soon and too emotional for healing, we proved only that the three of us had very little in common without the essential fourth," Bradlee writes.

Rising output in the health-care or government sectors may not correspond to real improvements: expensive surgery may become more common without improving health.

No one gets into the Commons without being special in some way.

The abstention in effect allowed the bill's passage through the Commons without delay.

His case was discussed in the House of Lords and the Commons, without result.

She is thought to be the first minister to make such a statement to the Commons without resigning.

Green's arrest was particularly controversial because it subsequently emerged that the police had been able to search his office in the Commons without a warrant.