Sentence examples for how much common from inspiring English sources

They also admit to being surprised by how much common ground they have found.

You might be surprised at how much "common knowledge" about keeping your skin clear and healthy is simply not true.

So far, Zaeef said, it had been impossible to explore how much common ground there might be between the Taliban and the United States.

But this is Season 240 of the reality show known as American politics, and it's no longer clear how much common sense matters.

Trump departed Scotland for Helsinki, where allies are concerned about how much common ground he will find with Putin when they meet at the Finnish presidential palace.

But how much common sense, innate wisdom, due diligence and scruples would it have taken to notice that Madoff was as phony as a $300 million bill walking around in a blue and orange Mets jacket?

More important, though (and here's where it gets wonky), what the I.M.F. was estimating was how much "tangible common equity" the banks would need.

This paper also discusses some of the open questions, such as how much more common beneficial mutations of small effect are than those of large effect.

It also shows how narrow a line ambitions draw between people, how easy it is to fall on the good or the bad side of that line and how much in common those on either side of the line have.

In the Premier League this year, it's notable how much more common the latter two are than the former, something that probably in part goes towards explaining why home advantage is apparently so much less significant than it was.

She did not realize how much more common open adoptions had become; she knew of no adoption agency that would speak to women with an open mind about abortion.