Sentence examples for problems in common from inspiring English sources

We have many problems in common with the so-called third world and are turning to the most advanced states for assistance.

The members discovered that they had many problems in common and that they could learn a great deal from one another.

The levels are close to those associated with reproductive problems in common loons and bald eagles elsewhere in the Northeast, although the New York and national populations of bald eagles have been growing strongly in recent years.

"We all share some risks and problems in common with Japan circa 1995," Adam S. Posen, a member of the Bank of England's monetary policy committee, told an audience at the London School of Economics on May 24.

"We all share some risks and problems in common with Japan circa 1995," Adam S. Posen, a member of the Bank of England's monetary policy committee, told an audience at the London School of Economics on May 2. The United States is also at risk, Mr. Posen said, though he rated the chances of deflation there as low.

There's little doubt that the Rust Belt cities have deep problems in common.

"I think the church and us have one problem in common," says Porteous Wood.

Systems Engineering and Control teaching has a problem in common with other technical studies when distance learning is required: laboratory lectures.

All of these games had one problem in common: They weren't Bloodborne.

But what you may not realize is that all of these usual resolutions have one problem in common: they all deal with everyone else's perception of you.

Academics and community leaders said it could be difficult to recruit a top-flight replacement — a problem in common with many large, urban school systems.