Sentence examples for sharing elements of from inspiring English sources

Mr. Ahmadinejad might have listened to Mr. Singh: India and Iran are cultural cousins, sharing elements of language and culture.

Macy's also contends that Martha breached the confidentiality clause in the contract by sharing elements of the contract with Penney's and that Penney engaged in unfair competition by violating the contract.

When a team works together in the same office, you can have loose job descriptions, possibly even with two people sharing elements of the same role.

On its stronger reading, Austin's suggestion would have to contend with an aspect of what is known as the Frege-Geach problem: the challenge of explaining logical connections amongst speech acts with different forces where those connections appear to depend upon their sharing (elements of) a locutionary core (see Geach 1965).

When two or more people are living together they are sharing elements of space, energy and time.

Writer Benjamin Filene sees this and Dixon's desire to tell complete stories, with the verses building on each other, as sharing elements of pop music.

Guardian Books Editor, Claire Armitstead, views the child-to-child sharing element of the site as vital.

I am inclined to share elements of the concern.

More important, there is nothing ignoble about the idea that architecture, as a public art, should share elements of a common language.

Although there are many differences between tissue types, we focused this study on the shared elements of NAT across tissue types, which have not been evaluated to date.

Jonathan Butler, who created the Brooklyn blog Brownstoner, said the area that set Mr. Jeffries off, "ProCro," may deserve its own name because it shares elements of both Prospect Heights and Crown Heights.