Sentence examples for much more shared from inspiring English sources

"The amount of information was increasing much more rapidly than our understanding of what to do with it," writes Silver, "Paradoxically, the result of having so much more shared knowledge was increasing isolation along national and religious lines".

This coincides with the gene flow paths that were previously hypothesized on the basis of many private alleles found in the Atlantic that do not enter this transition zone, whereas Mediterranean polymorphism was much more shared with populations from the transition zones [11].

There will be much more sharing between Chrysler and Mitsubishi.

So far, the way open access is shaping up for wireless phones, the incumbent carriers don't have to worry about losing much more share than they did of the DSL market.

Compare that with Cuba where resources, though no more plentiful, are much more equally shared.

My own belief is that the pain of war should be much more widely shared.

It also requires a firm commitment that in future years, prosperity will be much more fairly shared by all.

Like so many others, I hope the effort in Iraq becomes much more widely shared, internationalized, which would be good not just for Iraq and the U.S. but for the short- and long-term stability of the entire planet.

Environmental awareness and a sense of urgency with regard to climate change are much more broadly shared today.

Perhaps his usages merely reflect much more widely shared period attitudes, but it's still somewhat shocking to see him coin words (or had he heard them elsewhere and only absorbed them?) like "kiked" and "Jewine," for "Jewess".

As expected, karyotypes of the MS hybrids were much more widely shared between clusters (69% in Cluster 1 and 31% in Cluster 2 – Table 7).