Sentence examples for in common take from inspiring English sources

In these overheated times, American and Australian politics have this in common: take a stance to slow global warming and risk political suicide.

All of the cameras here have one more thing in common: they take absolutely breathtaking pictures.

In these cases, not only dispersion branch folding, but also branch overlapping not found in common supercells, take place, which complicates the correct interpretation of band structures.

A decade on, however, and all that is a distant memory – these days, with their talent-show-judge frontman and bombastic but essentially genreless pop, Kaiser Chiefs have more in common with Take That than Larrikin Love.

In the end the most effective organizations have three big things in common: They take political risk seriously, they approach it systematically and with humility, and they lead from the top.

Nevertheless, Exxon's strategists and Zara's designers have one critical thing in common: They take their competitive environment as a given and aim to carve out the best place they can within it.

They range in style from tree fellers to hitmen to ball-and-all envelopers - but they all have one aim in common: to take their man down or out of the action.

The Kempton Agassi and Huber proposals have this in common: They take advantage of the fact that energy bought from a central station power plant is cheaper than energy bought from a gasoline pump.

The Kempton, Agassi and Huber proposals have this in common: They take advantage of the fact that energy bought from a central station power plant is cheaper than energy bought from a gasoline pump.

They likely have one thing in common: They take their responsibility to lead seriously and want to improve the lives of the people they work with.

3. Alicia Keys "In Common" (RCA) Taking her voice down to a near-whisper, Ms. Keys rides a programmed Latin beat into a "messed-up" romance.