Sentence examples for driving common from inspiring English sources

* If you're driving common nails in rough work such as house framing, drive the nails in flush with the surface and don't worry about hammer marks.

Our portfolio planning around driving common tools is a detailed planning process across the company's software budget.

Psychiatrist Jon McClellan and geneticist Mary-Claire King, both of the University of Washington, Seattle, wrote earlier this month that genome-wide association studies (GWAS), which scan large stretches of the genomes of hundreds of people for common gene variants driving common diseases, aren't getting us very far.

We posit that our earlier proposition that SNPs are disrupting putative TF binding sites in less accessible chromatin portions of SEs may in fact be a prevalent mechanism for driving common diseases.

To further investigate the importance of mutational impacts on codon flexibility (dTRX) in driving common patterns observed in comparative genomics, we averaged the |dTRX| for the coding region of each gene and compared avg|dTRX| with Ts Tv ratios and levels of functional conservation on proteins (i.e., d N and d N/d S).

RECKLESS DRIVING COMMON Accidents Resulting in Injuries to Persons and Speeding Chief Causes of Suspensions.

While laws forbidding the use of smartphones while driving are common, reducing injuries and fatalities associated with distracted walkers remains an important issue for lawmakers around the world.

Increasing desire for tech talent is driving more common and rigorous computer science education in public schools, but high-level computer science courses are still very rare in low-income communities.

Consequently, there is insufficient evidence to form a conclusion on whether whole-body vibration, postural stressors or other factors, specific or not specific to driving, are common causes of low back problems in car drivers.

The National Safety Council estimated that roughly 200,000 crashes in 2011 involved texting; and an AT&T Wireless survey found that 75 percent of teenagers say texting while driving is "common" among their friends.

The smarter move would be to impose a real fine for driving without common sense — say $500 for each offense.