Sentence examples for substantial common from inspiring English sources

It is surprising that despite this deep disagreement about Psychologism, there is still substantial common ground left between Brentano and Frege.

Considering that the latent correlation between analytical and constructive problem-solving is high (r = .77) (Fig. 4) in addition to the result of the LR test, it is evident that analytical and constructive problem-solving competencies have substantial common variance but are empirically separable dimensions.

Nonetheless they are able to find substantial common ground.

Diabetes, CV, and pulmonary diseases have substantial common comorbidities.

Crucially, this perspective also suggests substantial common ground between the genetic and plastic components of adiposity variability.

As discussed elsewhere (Pope et al. 2009), cardiovascular diseases and cardiopulmonary diseases (CPDs) have substantial common comorbidity.

Scottish National party leaders expect the party to wield far greater power at Westminster after the general election by winning seats on key committees and earning substantial Commons speaking rights.

The warning from some Eurosceptics that they are keeping their powder dry until the substantial Commons vote to approve the eventual EU budget deal shows that he will have a tough hand to play at the summit.

Mr Miliband will say: "Over the past year it has become clear this is a Conservative-led Government operating with a substantial Commons majority but – crucially – no mandate for its programme on the economy and the NHS.

However, in two cases (Rats 2 and 5), the shifts along the pulse-frequency axis were substantial (−0.18 common logarithmic units), albeit much smaller than the corresponding shifts along the price axis (0.41 and 0.30 common logarithmic units, respectively).

But the view may be shifting, with more emphasis placed on the creation of substantial businesses, common sense and ethics.