Sentence examples for no commonality from inspiring English sources

The drug boss certainly didn't lack for bitter enemies, but they had no commonality.

Two of the year's biggest albums came out this week, and they are the North and South Poles of pop — they share no commonality beyond the English language.

I think their right to that has to be legislated for: the PSHE (personal, social, health and economic) curriculum isn't yet statutory, but even where it is taught there's no commonality of approach.

From the time of the Reformation onward, it has been understood that there is no commonality between the Bible way, which is justification by faith in the shed blood of Jesus Christ, and salvation by works, which the faithful, practicing Catholic embraces.

The commonality is that there is no commonality.

There is no commonality of approach to labelling either the input or output of compchem calculations.

In general, those languages have almost no commonalities with English, which requires more effort to learn English.

There are no commonalities, but all are relevant to the social enterprise and the water sector for the creation of social values.

The geographical distribution of haplogroup R shares no commonalities with that of haplogroup T and its sub-haplogroups or with that of haplogroup Q either.

Our work has addressed, in part, this question: "Can we quantify the chaos observed in the genome from the increasingly available transcriptional data and relate it to tumour progression?" If no commonalities were observed, we would not have found interesting biomarkers that seem that strongly correlate with the divergences from normal tissue types.

Otherwise, no commonalities were noted in hobbies, occupation, or recreational activities between patients.