Sentence examples for not common much from inspiring English sources

The Rhetra is a precocious constitutional document, if it really dates to the 9th or early 8th century, and for that and other reasons (Delphi was not active and writing was not common much before the middle of the 8th century) it is common practice to date the whole document or pair of documents a century or two later.

The lack of basic infrastructure ― running water and electricity are not common on much of the Navajo reservation ― creates a feedback loop that leaves Native Americans in the area with no real options.

Not much common ground when the issues are framed in this way.

Mr. Bloomberg has not found much common ground with conservatives lately.

Its Google Repetition Index of 9.1 million is misleadingly inflated by its orthodox uses, which are not so much common as ubiquitous.

Greece's left-wing Syriza will not find much common ground with France's right-wing National Front (FN).

FTC regulations issued in 2004 largely ended that business, which tended to exploit people with rotten credit or stolen identities and not too much common sense.

He talks a lot about "common ground", but there hasn't been much common ground in this country since the Acts of Enclosure.

But John and I decided to give it some attention anyway, and like usual, we didn't find much common ground.

It was made before 3000 bc, though its use in artifacts did not become common until much later.

Shoestring aid operations, those with plenty of heart but not much common sense, are no longer welcome in disaster areas.