Sentence examples for in common professionally from inspiring English sources
We had a lot in common professionally.
Both have so much in common professionally and are extraordinarily talented.
Rome wasn't built in a day; it takes patience to find the right person with whom you have something in common both professionally and personally.
All of these notables - younger or older - have one thing in common other than ADHD: they're professionally untouchable.
Restaurateur Asma Khan wanted to give back - so she opened a restaurant five years ago which is home to a team of women who have never cooked professionally - but all have something in common: they are second daughters.
All countries that have achieved dramatic improvements in maternal health share one thing in common: they have greatly improved the provision of professionally trained midwives and skilled birth attendants.
Having worked professionally as both a standup comedian and a crime novelist, my own theory is that writing crime fiction and performing comedy have far more in common than might first appear.
Few phrases in common usage are more pervasive than "controlling the narrative". Regardless of your walk of life, having control over every aspect of your "story" should be a priority, personally and professionally.
Mr. Dixon, who was born with the surname Dixson but used the more common spelling professionally, had his first hit when Bill Haley recorded "Dim, Dim the Lights (I Want Some Atmosphere)" in 1955.
The formation of a learning environment that will bring people with diverse interests and backgrounds together in a common forum to overcome challenges both professionally and personally.
