Sentence examples for greater commonality from inspiring English sources

Both sides spoke about the need for compromise, with Mr. Brown calling for a "global new deal" that would allow a "greater commonality of interest" between consumers and producers, including greater freedom to invest in one another's markets.

Greater commonality decreases production cost but makes the products more indistinguishable from one another.

If you think of customer relationship management (CRM) as a space of requirements, you can argue that there is a greater commonality of need than for the ERP space.

The U.S. Congress sought greater commonality in fighter procurements by the Air Force and Navy, and in August 1974 redirected Navy funds to a new Navy Air Combat Fighter NACFF) program that would be a navalized fighter-bomber variant of the LWF.

> Wetland areas tend to show greater commonality across geographical areas than dryland systems (Sculthorpe 1967).

Building greater commonality and precision in meaning and terminology is an important next step to improving communication across disciplines.

Accordingly, there is a great commonality in how men and women react to common bothersome symptoms [ 21], and women do not have a greater propensity to consult than men once the symptoms are perceived [ 22, 23].

"That's their great commonality," Mr. Wittman said.

I saw in writing and physics a great commonality.

That may have been the point of greatest commonality with Mr. Badolo's two solos.

The area of greatest commonality between UIT and cyber FF is in human performance failures.