Sentence examples for is common across from inspiring English sources
adjective
Mutual; shared by more than one.
- The two competitors have the common aim of winning the championship.
The arrangement is common across the country.
The pressure on Scottish public spending is common across Europe.
"The method we use is common across the industry".
"The use of procurement cards is common across all central government departments in the United Kingdom.
Such a sensationalised, ignorant approach is common across the board of popular telly.
This profile is common across Europe, and deserves our full attention.
Such alienation is common across de-industrialised, deregulated Europe and can also be exploited by the right.
Paying for new roads with tolls, or adding tolls to sections of older urban roads, is common across the country.
This variant is common across Europe and counts votes using the d'Hondt method, named after a Belgian mathematician.
The news knocked billions of pounds off the value of other carmakers amid concern that rigging emissions tests is common across the industry.
"Our resource allocation is very much around individual product rather than around the infrastructure layer capability that is common across those products".
