Sentence examples for in a common kind from inspiring English sources

In a common kind of fraud, rings of medical providers and accomplices who pose as victims of staged accidents claim payments for treatment.

The stone's noble gas content supports an extraterrestrial origin, while the presence of tiny diamonds larger than nanodiamonds found in a common kind of meteorite called chondrites, but similar in size to diamond aggregates known to be formed by impacts—supports a cometary origin.

In Manhattan, they are a common kind of high-branch entanglement.

And so he and two other scientists set out to disprove the Cornell researchers, arguing that the bird in the video was a common kind of woodpecker that was far from extinct.

Disjunctivists are united in their rejection of a common kind claim, and they generally adopt this stance because they hold views about the nature of veridical perception that they take to be inconsistent with it.

It's also allowing anyone to mashup its footage in a Creative Commons kind of way.

The finding, if confirmed, will be the first discovery of a gene involved in the most common kind of Type 2 diabetes.

If confirmed, it would be the first discovery of a gene involved in the most common kind of Type 2 diabetes.

In the more common kind, directors flatter themselves with the goodness of their motives, and critics flatter themselves for endorsing them.

In our culture, the most common kind of omnivore is a devotee of the typical American diet.

In evolutionary biology, the more common kind of tree portrays the inferred evolutionary histories of species.