Sentence examples for has a common language from inspiring English sources

"It really wasn't that we weren't willing to try to adapt," Houseman says, explaining the difficulties of policing a community that no longer has a common language, much less common social values.

America has a common language, national media, a national identity forged through a couple of centuries of shared history and a population that is famously willing to move from state to state.

The Framework has a "common language" element that allows everyone in the company (directors, officers, and IT staff) to have these important discussions as often and frequently as required to keep the company out of harm's way.

Dyson's industrial design has a common language, even among these fans and the vacuums it builds which don't really resemble them in most respects, and that's a very good thing since everything they make looks great.

"We have a common language: Kinyarwanda.

"It's difficult to have a common language," Eiko said.

"It's such an interdisciplinary community that having a common language is a challenge," she said.

We now have a common language for how these things work, and that's interesting".

SnoCountry finds that having a common language lends uniformity to reports.

If Israel and the Palestinians ever had a common language, they have forgotten it; without a mediator, they are lost.

When explaining a new project to people in your department, you already have a common language.