Sentence examples for further common from inspiring English sources

There was a further common denominator.

Both objectives were realist ones, in the sense that they further common national interests.

Apel, M. et al. Variants in RUNX3 contribute to susceptibility to psoriatic arthritis, exhibiting further common ground with ankylosing spondylitis.

Further common causes are fire, explosion, ignition of flammable contaminants, spontaneous combustion and contact with temperature extremes.

A further common criticism of the court is that among its most vocal advocates are former warlords turned politicians who are themselves accused of committing atrocities during the civil war.

But there is a further common feature: this violence seeks to punish women for seeking to exercise independent choice, for defying not only the wishes of their families but social expectation – for daring to be free.

Cameron faced further Commons pressure when Russell, the Liberal Democrat MP for Colchester, urged him to "look again" at the changes.

The Commons motion, agreed unanimously by the cabinet and due to be debated by MPs for seven hours, is couched in terms of protecting Iraq from the brutality of Isis, also known as Isil, and specifically excludes air strikes in Syria without a further Commons vote.

A further Commons vote on the deal is planned for 12 March.

It also stated that a further Commons vote would be necessary if UK involvement was to spread to Syria.

Mr Cameron said he was happy to offer MPs a further Commons debate to "help put the legal position beyond doubt".