Sentence examples for in common also from inspiring English sources

These questions can, perhaps, best be answered by the people running the National Theatre of Scotland and National Theatre Wales: the two youngest companies, and the ones that have the most in common – also, as it happens, both sharing the cramped Traverse theatre at this year's Edinburgh festival, the first time this has happened.

Clicking on them reveals the things you have in common, also Pinterest style — including the ability to comment on Page-based interests like Neil Young or the Outside Lands music festival.

I have dreams in common also with that Jewish redactor from two-and-a-half millennia ago who was trying to speak to his contemporaries, maybe also even perhaps to me, and didn't know how to say it.

Tenancy in common also occurs when there is more than one owner on a property.

In addition, COMMON also has another side which functions as an advertising agency and strategic consultancy for clients.

Temporal variation in sex ratio is common also in other species, e.g. the guppy Poecilia reticulata [50].

International health electives are common, also in developing countries.

One aim is to develop an understanding of how much the children have in common, while also respecting their differences.

The ads – headlined "What do all these people have in common?" – will also be carried later this week in other papers and news magazines such as the Spectator and New Statesman.

Perhaps, but they do have this in common: Saiz also lost his leader, Roberto Heras, to a positive drug test, in Heras's case for erythropoietin.

Florida and California have ample sunshine in common, but also massive housing problems that have millions of residents stuck with underwater mortgages.