Sentence examples for which in common from inspiring English sources

In the pantheon of great World Cup photographs there is one which, in common perception at least, stands above the rest.

The first condition is the "conditio sine qua non" rule which in Common Law terminology is known as the "but for rule".

If we try religious sincerity severed from religious verity, we isolate the dispute from the very considerations which in common experience provide its most reliable answer.

Land speculation, uncontrolled urban sprawl, and industrial development led to the changes of the 1960s, which, in common with the experience of many European cities, caused often irreparable damage to aspects of the city's cultural heritage.

This transition is not apparent in the temperature dependence of intensity data which, in common with the lifetime data, are sensitive to the onset of both the γ and β transitions of the polymer.

The tests were carried out at two hospitals in Amsterdam which, in common with hospitals in the UK and around the world, have made strenuous efforts to reduce C Difficile rates.

Most Bachelor degree courses run for three years, including law, which in other common law countries is often lengthier.

Chinese is composed of approximately 20,000 single-syllable characters, 10,000 of which are in common use.

This is especially true for those innovative business models, which have in common relational and long-term customer-supplier relationships.

And if there is one particular skill at which Ferguson, in common with most football coaches, believes he excels it is in identifying talented players.

1,078 SNPs passed quality control, 94 of which were in common between the two datasets.