Sentence examples for in common in terms of from inspiring English sources

Do sport and culture have anything in common in terms of the Olympics?

We actually share quite a bit in common in terms of, not point of view necessarily, but reason for being.

The former community organizer from Chicago and the former Baptist preacher from Arkansas have little in common in terms of political views.

When I met Sara [at Saraband] I felt that we had a lot in common in terms of what we are trying to do".

But he did find evidence that all humans have much in common in terms of their moral reasoning and how it develops.

"There is a lot in common in terms of the obsessions I have always worried away at and probably will always worry away at to my dying day.

I can tell you what is common in terms of spending in different categories, but that doesn't necessarily mean that standard will work in your own life, or even make you happy.

Liver cancer is the fifth most frequent type of cancer diagnosed in males worldwide and the second most common in terms of number of cancer-related deaths in males.

She continues: Days Without End, a fever dream of a novel that has much in common, particularly in terms of style, with Barry's prize-winning The Secret Scripture, presents us with Thomas McNulty, who has crossed the Atlantic to rebuild his life.

"the forces that propel China's shift from a Soviet-style planned economy to a market-driven one are at the same time causing social and political decay.' China's political dissident movements, while united in opposition to the Party's grip on power, have little else in common, especially in terms of economic views.

The degradation effects of the treatment are discussed in a common way in terms of probable reaction pathways.