Sentence examples for ones shared by from inspiring English sources

And the stories they see on Facebook are the ones shared by their friends who often hold their own political ideologies," said Selepak.

But she said the problem profilers may encounter is that the characteristics that make a successful businessman, especially on Wall Street, are often ones shared by white collar offenders.

But Intel's report goes further than many of the ones shared by its tech giant peers.

The maximum load shared by the teeth is much greater than the ones shared by pins and rollers.

From the novel's opening, it's clear that the skills that make Charles Carter a peerless illusionist — his derring-do, his irrepressible showmanship, and even the bouts of self-doubt that only spur him to greater achievement — are ones shared by novelists, and, in particular, by the novelist breathing life into Carter.

Genes like the ones shared by humans and coral may have gotten booted out of the fly and worm genomes as the organisms were faced with pressure to maintain a small genome, the team speculates.

The emphasis placed by the Greens on the notion of the "common good" is one shared by the Catholic church.

"Give me a postcode". I scrabble frantically in my notes until I find the Cullens' postcode, the one shared by the 20 or so households on their street.

This was the case for only four AID loci: one shared by five AIDs (JIA, PBC, PS, RA, IBD-shared), one shared by RA and IBD; one shared by CeD and RA; and one CeD-only locus.

In Figure 2, the 266 families of conserved repeats are also separated into a younger group present in mammals only (red bars), and the older one shared by mammals and chicken (green bars), based on the mdTE/hdTE ratio.

But the instinct that led him to stray is one shared by millions: smartphones are expensive, technologically perishable, physically delicate, thin on battery life, and cumbersome.