Sentence examples for if in common from inspiring English sources

Even if, in common with other papers, its circulation was declining, the sensational stories ensured about 7.5 million people continued to read the paper, of whom 2.7 million were the wealthy ABC1s beloved of advertisers.

If, on the other hand, The X Factor's scouted acts do get funnelled into a completely separate, considerably smaller set of auditions along with the acts being submitted by well-known management teams, and if (in common with at least one other talent show) they are told at the outset that they are guaranteed a place in the live finals, then by all means keep paying those scouts.

To determine if variations in common treatments for benign paroxysmal positional vertigo (BPPV) affected efficacy.

Developments in the UK just recently have very little, if anything, in common with Japan.

If anything, in common with the best screwball, it writhes with desperation, every bit as fraught as the flight of Bruno in the earlier film.

If Yamasaki, in common with Le Corbusier and other modernists, believed that rational architecture could make people behave better, Pruitt-Igoe seemed to prove the opposite.

First, the site allows buyers and sellers to see if friends in common, which friends have bought or sold from a seller, bought from you, etc.

The two groups don't have much (if anything) in common, really.

Following the marriage, the bride and groom found they had little if anything in common.

The tactic drew widespread scorn from people who couldn't help but notice that motorcycles and vaginas have very little, if anything, in common.

While extremists on all sides tell us that we are essentially and irretrievably different and have little, if anything, in common, the idea of universal citizenship sheds light on our common humanity.