Sentence examples for have common roots from inspiring English sources

The improvisations of Persian and Indian classical music have common roots.

The beauty of the science is that it's showing us how all of these have common roots.

Now, we know these two languages have common roots, and in that context two forms of a word as basic as father will almost certainly related – or "cognate".

Although they have common roots, the two artists are very different and there is never any trouble attributing a work before reading the label.

The improvisations of Persian and Indian classical music have common roots; they are based on modal scales, rhythmic cycles and traditional melodic contours, ideas that were carried on the Silk Road trade route, which connected them.

The German and Japanese health care systems have common roots, but have evolved differently.

Whether as presidential dictatorships or as military dictatorships, the regimes that came into being appear to have had common roots in the social and economic problems of the new state.

Two well known numerical procedures for limit analysis likewise having common roots, namely the Linear Matching Method and the Elastic Compensation Method, are utilized to evaluate upper and lower bounds to the joint collapse load.

Former England bowler Frank Tyson wrote in 1987, in The Test Within, that "the greatness of Boycott the batsman and the gaffes of Boycott the man had common roots in an unceasing quest after perfection".

"We have common historic roots, a common fate, history, culture".

Given that and have not common roots, then, for all.