Sentence examples for massive common from inspiring English sources

They have both suffered a massive common gene loss affecting mainly the metabolism of biotin, glutathione, pyrimidines, the electron transport chain, and riboflavin, rendering them functionally very similar (Lamelas, Gosalbes et al. 2011).

But two years on, this proved a false dawn for William Hague: Labour won a second massive Commons overall majority in the 2001 general election as Mr Hague battled to retain his core vote.

Yet, with Labour enjoying a massive Commons majority, he had little power and was making little impact with the wider electorate.

Other features that also point to a crab origin are a massive filling, common burrow ends in a casing mudstone, chevron pattern in sets of surface ridges, and possible cheliped marks.

Nearly 800 miles away in Chicago, Robert Chase, the president of the National Education Association, told some 10,000 convention delegates that enactment of standards had been "absurd" and "perverse" in some cases and urged "a massive infusion of common sense -- common sense based on real classroom experience".

It has become a cliché to describe the massive decline of common birds as "the miner's canary".

They are well sorted with a sorting coefficient of 1.52 2.46 and mean grain size of 4.27 6.23 Φ. Wavy, horizontal, and massive beddings are common.

In order to store and process massive datasets, a common employed strategy is to partition the data and store the partitions across different server nodes.

The atmospheres at the World Cup and the U.S. Open Championship are poles apart, yet they'll have at least one thing in common: massive sponsorship deals.

He said the Lib Dems had a "massive amount in common" with Labour on many issues and "we should be prepared to work together".

Time magazine also argues "climate change could in fact make such massive snowstorms more common, even as the world continues to warm".