Sentence examples for firm common from inspiring English sources

Soon after, she helped to formulate the poll Daughtry brought to Dean, then ran a small consulting firm, Common Good Strategies, that shaped religious messages for successful Democratic campaigns in 2006 — for governorships and the U.S. Senate — in Kansas, Ohio, Michigan and Pennsylvania.

Lewis faces this objection head on: His theory of worlds, he acknowledges, "does disagree, to an extreme extent, with firm common sense opinion about what there is" (1986, 133).

Stories like this make us wonder what would happen if Christians and Jews would recognize the firm common foundation that both religions stand on.

After adjusting for the funny stuff, those two firms' common shareholders still made losses in the third quarter.

During the latest quarter the firm's common shareholders suffered a loss of $3.2 billion.

When the company was founded, Shervin allegedly granted himself 90% of the firm's common stock while giving only 6% to BamBrogan.

New Federal Election Commission filings reveal a reason why the ads are so alike in style and substance: they do, in fact have a production firm in common.

In a consulting firm, a common methodology might be the foundation that would allow different specialists to drop in to a project and do their bit productively.

But the school in question had a firm, and common, policy: at any sign of head lice, the child is out.

In addition, a furor arose when it emerged that Mr. Freeh had been contemplating awarding bonuses to MF Global executives who remained at the firm, a common practice in bankruptcies.

Mr McConnell, who has been described as having "the natural charisma of an oyster", is seen as a Machiavellian operator without firm beliefs a common problem for those whose job is to hammer out messy compromises in Congress.