Sentence examples for fundamental commonality from inspiring English sources

It's a fundamental commonality to our human-ness".

When somebody takes off their mask and is real about their issues, even if your problems are different, there's a fundamental commonality among human emotion.

The fundamental commonality is proximity to the ocean and the sense that brings of breezy relaxation.

As a result, the fundamental commonality among all breast cancer subtypes that predicts outcome is an increase in proliferation.

Despite the fundamental commonality of germ cell function in animals, the molecular mechanisms underlying germ cell specification are remarkably diverse across different taxa (Extavour and Akam, 2003; Extavour, 2007; Ewen-Campen et al., 2010; Juliano et al., 2010).

Persistent differences in the world are consistent with fundamental underlying commonalities; they often complement rather than oppose each other in business as they do in physics.

Although network analysis is yet in its early stages, some fundamental commonalities are already emerging.

Moreover, the sufficient issue overlaps and fundamental commonalities in approaches to the problems faced by MDOs provide a general societal and judicial context for an analysis of MHCs and a related HR discussion, notwithstanding the presenter references the provisions of the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR) (1950) for her HR analysis.

These are all examples of underlying commonalities.

America's motto, Mr Carter noted, was "In God We Trust" while India's was "Truth Alone Prevails"...but such was "the commonality of fundamental values" that, in the president's view, the two countries could happily swap slogans.In one way, the commonality goes even further.

It has been suggested that the core symptoms of autism may result from a lack of the fundamental appreciation of the commonality between self and others [11].