Salmon encrusted with sesame was an appealing remake of a commonly seen dish.
It's "the tragedy of the commons" -- the overuse of a commonly held resource -- and it has landed us in our current environmental and energy mess.
It's Pinker's contention that without the pacifying influence of a commonly recognised state, we are prone to make life the nasty, brutish and short experience that Hobbes described.
One major shift in the years since September 11 , 2001 has been the erosion of a commonly accepted idea of press neutrality.
Since the middle of the last century, the pursuit of a commonly accepted, rules-based international system has been a defining objective of American foreign policy.
The absence of a commonly agreed jurisdiction could invalidate the whole enterprise and confirm the fact already evident that political power, not justice, will determine the future.
The goal of ensuring adequate nutrition could easily be missed because of a commonly held assumption that hunger and nutrition are the same thing.
He regretted that South Africa's ability to unite in pursuit of a "commonly defined national agenda" was still in question.
If the chemical used in Homs was a commercial pesticide, then it appears that someone has manufactured a crude, poor-man's chemical weapon out of a commonly available item.
Horses are especially susceptible to tetanus or lockjaw but can be given two-year protection through the use of a commonly accepted toxoid.
Simultaneous existence of a commonly accepted Li2CO3 cannot be excluded.
