Sentence examples for islands share from inspiring English sources

Eight small islands share a central bank and a common currency, the Eastern Caribbean dollar, pegged firmly since 1976 to the American greenback.

The Edwards report estimates that around a third of the wealth of the world's "high-net-worth individuals" is held offshore; the islands' share of this market is put at 5%.

The islands share a similar dialect — work is "woik," "reached" means arrived, "sip-sip" means gossip — but each maintains a distinct identity, as well as its own municipal government, and all are competitive with one another.

Lanyu and northern islands of the Philippines, where P. cephalophora occurs, have not been land-connected but only a few hundred km away from each other and these islands share many floristic elements (Nakamura and Kokubugata [2014]).

That's certainly the case on many tropical islands, but not all islands share the same atmosphere.

The islands share this honour with internationally important sites such as Machu Picchu in Peru, Mount Athos in Greece and the Ukhahlamba/Drakensberg Park in South Africa.

Yet from the early Middle Ages until the 19th century Britain anyway a compound of islands—shared monarchs with Europe, and cultural and religious references too.

Island plants are similar to those of Norfolk Island, the two islands sharing some endemic species, for example, the critically endangered species of creeping vine Calystegia affinis.

The smallest rattlesnakes occurred on El Muerto, Piojo, and Partida Sur, which are all land-bridge islands sharing a recent connection to the peninsular mainland.

The methylated islands shared the 3 top motifs with percentages of 76.9%, 69.2%, and 61.5% respectively; whereas, those motifs were only found in less than 50% of the unmethylated CGIs.

A 10 island share in the World Resort, currently under construction in Dubai.