Sentence examples for the common links from inspiring English sources
adjective
Mutual; shared by more than one.
- The two competitors have the common aim of winning the championship.
I began to understand the common links that exist between Western and non-Western music, and the presence of other music in all my earlier work, the layers on layers that make a composer.
Too much Europe even for you?Ranko BonMotovun, CroatiaMary, quite the contrarySIR – You usefully remind us of the common links between Judaism, Christianity and Islam ("A Mary for all", December 20th).
"Helping others first, giving more than you take, and making friends (not contacts) are the common links between the 100 Chapters and the 300 people that run them".
In all these diseases, several markers of inflammation have been highlighted, and among various and complex mechanisms of action, inflammation could be one of the common links between fatigue and pain among various and complex mechanisms.
The 34,269 hospital morbidity records were then merged with the 58,968 medications records patient OA/RA medications records for the 2000 cohort merged to support analyses of the common links.
However, whether oxidative stress and subsequent down-regulation of NRs involved in the maintenance of BA and energy homeostasis are the common links between drug-related cholestasis in mouse (PCLS) and drug-unrelated cholestasis in humans, remains to be resolved in the future, when more appropriate human data will be available.
"The Internet is the common link that brings them together.
But the connection between Sagan and Tyson goes further than the common link of Cosmos.
The common link between the Sicilians and the Neapolitans is Edinson Cavani, the Uruguayan striker.
The common link: Those franchises have won no championships, and few hearts, since those men played.
