Sentence examples for trying common from inspiring English sources
Some viruses spread by trying common passwords.
Military commissions have been used by presidents from George Washington to Franklin Roosevelt to prosecute war criminals because the rules for trying enemy combatants in a time of conflict must be different from those for trying common criminals or members of our own military.
Hackers can download libraries of information to try common phrases.
"Let's try common sense — a novel concept".
EVAN OSNOS: "Let's try common sense" might be as close as we've come to a headline phrase.
Soon after, Mr. Valle Riestra said he disagreed with the Government's plan to use military courts to try common criminals.
If there was a defining line in Mr. Obama's speech, it might have been "Let's try common sense," to which he ad-libbed, "a novel concept".
PETER J. BOYER: Civilized, yes, I'd say, all around (although John Roberts might disagree)… REBECCA MEAD: I'm holding on to "let's try common sense".
They have taken us to their water sources, encouraged us to try common (and in our eyes, extremely difficult) ways of transporting water, and have been forthcoming with feedback on other methods they have tried.
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