Sentence examples for finding a common ground from inspiring English sources

Engagement need not be about finding a common ground, but simply being present in conflict.

Yet finding a common ground or the proper balance between these conflicting interests is the essence of copyright.

But what matters most to Israelis now, no matter what their political stripe, is finding a common ground against a common enemy.

I close as Rick Levin did with a tribute to Jim Vivian whose dedication to the goal of finding a common ground between schools and universities has been unswerving.

GARMISCH-PARTENKIRCHEN, Germany — For the 140 computer network specialists, law enforcement agents and diplomats from eight countries who met in this German ski resort this week for a Russian-sponsored conference on Internet security, the biggest challenge was finding a common ground to discuss their differences.

More concretely, interculturalism figures for him as "mediator" between, on the one side, an increasingly discarded multiculturalism and, on the other side, duty-focused civic integration policies, whose impulse of limits to tolerance and of finding a common ground is taken on board by his (and all other versions of) interculturalism.

"If you're still a doctoral student, find faculty who are doing educational projects.... It's a matter of finding them, finding common ground, and getting them interested," recommends Postdoctoral Fellowships in Science, Mathematics, Engineering and Technology Education PFSMETEE) fellow Eric Klopfer, whose Ph.D. is in ecology.

There's a popular belief that one of the reasons Blur split up was that the band was incapable of containing Albarn's increasingly eclectic musical interests, but The Magic Whip frequently suggests otherwise, finding a fascinating common ground between his and Coxon's apparently divergent solo careers.

Meanwhile, those seeking a better life will continue to riskily climb into boats in the hopes of finding a little common ground.

Metabolite identifiers provide a common ground for finding corresponding metabolites in a reliable way, provided the correct identifier was assigned to each metabolite.

It's taking the difficult steps to understand yourself, taking responsibility for your actions, and making the necessary changes, while thinking of others exercising compassion, building a bridge, finding that common ground, and giving the benefit of the doubt.