Sentence examples for mentioned common from inspiring English sources

He mentioned common confusion about the terms "automatic" and "semiautomatic," which, he noted, "are used interchangeably and that's not true at all.

Mr. Ignacio, who said he spent two decades perfecting his nonchlorine system, mentioned common complaints of swimming in a chlorinated pool, like red eyes, dry skin and brittle hair.

One of my tenants mentioned common issues entrepreneurs encounter prior to joining a coworking office space.

We show that the iterative sequences generated by this algorithm converge strongly to the above mentioned common element under some suitable conditions on algorithm parameters in a real Hilbert space.

Naturally, those influences and responsibilities are quite different (if compared with mentioned common perceptions of the CSR) and not without characteristics of their own.

This squares with Barton's skepticism, not to mention common sense.

Climate change isn't political; it's science — not to mention common sense.

But anyone with basic accounting knowledge, not to mention common sense, knew that the settlement was a farce.

This is hardly what the theory of perfect information — not to mention common sense — would have predicted.

Mainstream economics, not to mention common sense, teaches that raising taxes on any activity generally results in less of it.

He had portrayed the fictionalized director as obsessed with hunting elephants at the expense of the movie, not to mention common sense.