Sentence examples for points in common with from inspiring English sources

If Claude Miller has points in common with me, it's more a question of affinity.

Although you could perhaps say that the problems of Botswana have points in common with the problems of Bolivia.

Her unconventional career path and rise from modest means also have some points in common with the Williamses' path.

During the same period, others put forth theories that were more broadly biological than Freud's but that had more points in common with Freud than with each other.

The movement that became known as the Evangelical movement began within the Church of England in the 18th century, although it had many points in common with earlier Low Church attitudes and with 16th- and 17th-century Puritanism.

The ornamentation on an ossuary from Bia Naiman (State Hermitage Museum) has so many points in common with the decorations on a series of silver vessels that were, until recently, assigned to Bactria that the latter have come to be accepted as Sogdian.

In describing this "right to buy 2 (RTB2) as "robbing Peter to pay Paul", Shelter has made the point, in common with many others, that London could suffer badly from this Big State redistribution because property in the capital fetches such high prices, and it's already become clear that London won't pocket all the takings.

By this point, in common with many other commentators, I am drowning in the competing numbers surrounding the welfare stand-off and don't pretend to have the full picture.

At this time point, in common with the WT-OVX, the number of genes differentially regulated by loading was larger than in tibiae of WT.

Over and above the social and political diversity of these countries, the analysis revealed a certain number of points in common, particularly with respect to recurrent implementation challenges [ 10, 33].

Ayckbourn points out that, in common with other successful transfers such as La Cage aux Folles and Red, both plays came from the subsidised theatre sector, where directors can afford to take risks.