These days, though, common values have assumed more importance.
With respect to the indifference of Vietnamese readers to the subject of the war, though, common sense prevails.
The Vegetable-Rich Diet Though common in well-developed countries, diverticular disease is virtually unknown in the poorer countries of Asia and Africa, where people subsist mainly on high-fiber vegetable-rich diets.
Though common in tropical regions, schistosomiasis was absent around Lake Malawi until recently.
Though common enough now, this procedure was, at the time, rather unorthodox, even in neo-realism.
(The lesson comes from personal experience, though common sense might have sufficed).
Well, it was courageous, we say, because, though common people and politicians were wiser, intellectuals in France believed the opposite.
There was a murmur of concern; C.I.A drones, though common knowledge, are unmentionable by government officials in public.
These epithelial cells, though common throughout the digestive tract, are most concentrated in the small intestine and appendix.
Collective ownership, if that is what emerges, is unknown among leading English clubs, though common in continental Europe.
