Sentence examples for is a shared enemy from inspiring English sources

Instability in Iraq is bad for both; the Taliban is a shared enemy; secure passage to of oil through the Straits of Hormuz of Hormuz is critical.

Terrorists who can commit such heinous acts are a shared enemy of the United States, Iraq, and the international community.

He wrote of how he had forged a strong friendship with Kennedy that was "built on a shared enemy, and that is alcohol".

Our shared friendship was also built on a shared enemy, and that is alcohol.

But our shared friendship was also built on a shared enemy, and that is alcohol.

The same is true of groups: a shared enemy enhances cohesion and a sense of self-approval.

A shared enemy is supplanted by competing interests.

The pooling of resources and joining of forces against a shared enemy, is – as Marx described for social classes and Weber also for status groups and 'political parties' – a powerful, yet exclusionary source of solidarity.

Apparent competition, where abundance of one species has effects on another species via a shared enemy, has been shown to be important for structuring species assemblages (Bonsall and Hassell 1997) and may similarly be very important for determining the community of parasites attacking a single host (de Roode et al. 2005; Alizon et al. 2009).

"The terrorists who committed these acts are enemies of Islam and a shared enemy of the United States, Iraq, and the international community," the statement said.

Up against a shared enemy, they are beginning to bury ancient rivalries and join forces against the occupation.