Sentence examples for offering common ground from inspiring English sources

Labour's new position aligns it very closely with the Liberal Democrats on Europe, offering common ground for any potential negotiations about forming a joint government in 2015.

If you're not familiar with Refresh, it's that handy app that pings you with information and insights about the people you're meeting with just ahead of your meeting time, allowing you to quickly catch up on what's been going on with them and their business, while also potentially offering you common ground to connect over – like having mutual friends, for instance.

The right leader is the person who can bring both Jeremy Corbyn and Liz Kendall together in one big, progressive tent, offering enough moral common ground to transcend deep disagreements on policy.

A day after unanimously selecting a new leader, the Los Angeles Board of Education once again found common ground by offering its first public opposition to a controversial $490-million 490-million increase the number of charter schools in the Los Angeles Unified School District.

But as a Christian progressive, I heard Obama directly challenge religious fundamentalism of every sort by associating the fear of God with "doubt" and "humility," and offering that as a "common ground" for debates within and beyond the ranks of the faithful.

He said too many people were beginning to prefer what UKIP was offering - which he called the "politics of the common ground".

Chamber music presentations tend to fit one of two broad categories: offerings by dedicated ensembles or ad hoc groupings of diverse players seeking common ground.

Crumpton: We were offering to sit down and to talk and to listen to what his concerns might be and to see if there was some common ground.

He is the one offering rounds and introductions so the Cooperstown crowd is comfortable with the Vermonters and so his New Hampshire neighbors can find common ground with the New York City folks.

A common ground.

Is there common ground?