Sentence examples for commonality between the two from inspiring English sources
Some might call it sacrilege, but Kondakov believes there's a commonality between the two eras.
There are moments in which this section really does shed fresh light on the commonality between the two species.
The Saudi foreign minister, Prince Saud al-Faisal, suggested "foreign actors" could be responsible for the protests, saying: "We have every confidence that rational people from both sides are able to overcome trivial matters and realize commonality between the two countries," according to the Saudi news agency.
(See: Rio Tinto Rises Further On BHP Bid Speculation) Australian newspapers said BHP prefers to appeal directly to Rio Tintos board, given the high degree of commonality between the two companies shareholder rosters.
However there may be some commonality between the two groups in that they are both politically engaged samples, either through their decision to sign an e-petition or register to vote.
One commonality between the two women?
The three indicators were moderately inter-correlated, suggesting some commonality between the three facets of cancer fear.
The other commonality between the three taxa was the unsuitability of large, mostly uninhabited, areas occupied by national parks, game reserves, and forestry management projects.
Glyma.01G103100 and Glyma.13G171200 showed no commonality between the three events in the direction of altered expression; however Glyma.01G103100, Glyma.07G207000, and Glyma 13.G011800 were upregulated in all three transgenics.
► Although science and songwriting may not appear to have much in common, molecular geneticist and songwriter C. Neal Stewart Jr. has found some commonalities between the two pursuits.
A special issue of Time Out Amsterdam, the listings magazine, compiled 10 slightly tongue-in-cheek commonalities between the two cities, from the fact that their inhabitants are more direct and sophisticated ("at least, we think we are") to their great mass transit systems (the subway in New York, and ubiquitous bicycles — no helmets — in Amsterdam).
