Sentence examples for series of common from inspiring English sources

Orthopyroxene, any of a series of common silicate minerals in the pyroxene family.

It illustrated a series of common oaths in the Levantine vernacular, equivalent to quaint expressions like "to hang someone out to dry".

The report expresses concerns that DfID advisers feel pressured into promising undeliverable results, and accuses the department of relying on a series of common assumptions.

I've been talking to young Muslims for a documentary on the root causes of extremism, and it's clear there are a series of common complaints.

The protesters have become organised, rallying behind a series of common grievances, focused on dissatisfaction with the entire political class and Bosnia's cumbersome, dysfunctional and disproportionately expensive government structure.

Skeptics use the term "cold reading" to describe the technique of tossing out a series of common names and other images, leaving the sitter to seize on a small percentage of statements that seem to "fit".

Asked whether it had a cost estimate of its own or whether it viewed the utility group's estimates as accurate, the Environmental Protection Agency, which drafted the new rules, said that it was ordering "a series of common-sense and long overdue steps," and that the standards were achievable and relied on existing technology.

Barnes' means of creating this third sector is to establish a series of commons trusts, the beneficiaries of which would be "future generations and all living citizens equally".

It is the first in a series of Commons debates on elements of Brexit after the government bowed to the demands from MPs for greater scrutiny of the negotiations.

In a series of Commons meetings, the committee heard the government had been breaking EU air quality laws for more than a decade and also extracted new figures from the Department for Environment Food and Rural Affairs.

After playing off a few high-tech gags (sentient cars! New auto-erotic devices!) there's not much else to do, so the picture devolves into a series of lowest common denominator dick and gay-panic jokes.