Sentence examples for possible common ground from inspiring English sources

There are areas of possible common ground.

While the two remain far apart on the central issue of new tax revenue, recent statements from both sides show possible common ground on curbing the costs of Medicare, suggesting some lingering chance, however small, for a budget bargain.

Charles Grant, director of the Center for European Reform, another research institute based in London, said that there was possible common ground on reform of the union, but that the scope was more limited than many of Mr. Cameron's supporters believe.

What possible common ground could be found between Maori, who are among the poorest people in New Zealand, and a German multimillionaire harping on about broadband speeds?

Last evening, both Barack Obama and John McCain took steps toward finding some possible common ground.

While my amendment will certainly fall short of demands by those intent on destroying the independence (if not the existence) of the Fed, the critics of my amendment will have to concede (1) that I have worked diligently with them to find all possible common ground and (2) that my amendment will provide transparency of the Fed's financial operations that will be completely unprecedented.

The existence of a possible constitutional common ground between migraine and epilepsy was initially proposed on the basis of significantly greater familiarity of migraine in epileptics (28%) and for epilepsy in migraineurs (2 3%) [70].

I know it's possible to find common ground because I have done it.

Social science can provide a better understanding of why different perspectives disagree – and help (when possible) to identify common ground.

Both sets of remarks suggest it might yet be possible to find common ground in the increasingly muddy debate.

We believe it is possible to find common ground on the basis of respect for difference and a toleration of others.