Sentence examples for shared a common origin from inspiring English sources

Bassel Salloukh, an associate professor of political science at the Lebanese American University in Beirut, said the problems in the Middle East and Europe shared a common origin in the anxieties caused by tectonic shifts in the global economy.

The samples supported Urey's contention that the moon and the Earth shared a common origin.

This coherent group shared a common origin, dealt with a particular mode of warfare, and exchanged influences.

It may be a member of the Ursa Major Moving Group of stars that share a similar motion through the Milky Way, implying these stars shared a common origin in an open cluster.

Two additional muscle fibres also shared a common origin on the tentorium and branch off to their different insertions on the maxilla.

Taking the rarity of L861Q mutation among EGFR activating mutations [ 2] into account, it appears very likely that both the SCLC and adenocarcinoma components shared a common origin.

Common molecular signatures between the three histological variants of ETMR suggest that they may share a common origin, such as a primitive cell population in the subependymal region, with further evolution into a wide range of morphological appearances and mimics.

The similarity between ELDMR and CDMR response dynamics show that the two phenomena share a common origin.

To James Nicola, the artistic director of New York Theater Workshop, the plays are a reminder that most Americans share a common origin story.

It is the southernmost of an arc of such salt lakes northeast of the Flinders Range, including Lakes Gregory, Blanche, and Callabonna, all sharing a common origin in a larger ancestral Lake Eyre (to the northwest).

Modern dogs seem to share a common origin: in 2005 geneticists looked at canine DNA and decided that all 400 modern breeds and all 400 million modern dogs had descended from grey wolves that lived in eastern Asia perhaps 15,000 years ago.