Sentence examples for very much common from inspiring English sources

It was very much common knowledge to those who took an interest in industrially caused disease, including the federal government.

The movie is shot around the landmarks of the metropolis which the local audiences can very much relate to as these areas are very much common to their daily commute.

Diseases caused by abnormal or absences of immunologic mechanisms are thus very much common.

So even if universities and research institutions become more open, scientists on the one side and regulators, journalists, policymakers as well as the common people on the other might face difficulties to communicate as they do not have very much in common.

"It's becoming very much a common tool," said Warren Ashton, group marketing manager at Microsoft.

The millennia old Jewish and Arabic musical idioms share very much in common and run fire in our veins today.

"He's an adultlike child and she's a childlike adult, so they have something very much in common," Jones said.

"There are a great number of supporters of radical Islam and we just don't have very much in common with them," she said.