Sentence examples for turn to common from inspiring English sources

Let us now turn to common nouns and proper names.

A researcher wishing to analyze a single web site in its entirety would therefore not be able to turn to Common Crawl and would instead have to conduct their own crawl of the site or turn to a commercial aggregator that partners with the content holder to license the complete contents of the site.

Families, educators, and policymakers turn to Common Sense for unbiased information and trusted advice to help them learn how to harness the positive power of media and technology for all kids.

This entry now turns to common themes in feminist philosophy of biology.

To alleviate their symptoms, sufferers often turn to a common cure.

In order to distinguish the CPGE signal related to 1H1E and 1L1E, we should turn to the common photocurrent spectra I 1 shown in Fig. 2 to locate the energy positions of 1H1E and 1L1E.

In the wake of the damage, people who had relied on specialized and often secret services, such as HIV/AIDS medical clinics, were forced to turn to the common consumption of relief aid.

Congress has been wrestling with chemical security standards for over a decade and it is now the Senate's turn to pass common-sense measures that reduce the risk of a catastrophic release of poison gas.

Attention must also turn to our next common economic goal: a new system of governance.

Turn to the less common yet equally in-demand languages that are becoming more sought after and command ultra-high salaries thanks to the lower supply of specialists.

For one thing, Mr Netanyahu is notoriously opportunistic, a quality that can sometimes be turned to a common good.