Sentence examples for with a common enemy from inspiring English sources

Faced with a common enemy, United States and Italian law enforcement agencies for the first time significantly coordinated their efforts.

Now, faced with a common enemy, figures in both parties say they have declared an uneasy, unofficial truce.

Faced with a common enemy and in times of adversity, these communities pull together on bases that have little to do with religious beliefs or political affiliations.

From genocidal dictators to office managers, everyone knows that if you want people to bond, you have to provide them with a common enemy.

When Apple appointed Mr. Schmidt to its board in 2006, the move was seen as cementing an alliance between two Silicon Valley giants with a common enemy: Microsoft.

But if there is one positive to be gleaned from the barbarism of Isis, it is that, with a common enemy unsettling the Middle East, all sides have an added incentive to hammer out an agreement.

In post-Cold War Europe — with Thatcherism still resonating, a market-knows-best consensus spreading, and the loss of the common purpose that came with having a common enemy — political and social cohesion eroded.

Their suddenly united front may have something to do with having a common enemy.

Opposition to President Obama triggers a political Pavlovian response among some of these people, and they want to ally themselves with others around a common enemy.

The paramilitaries never attack the security forces, with whom they share a common enemy.

Currently, the US and others seek to form a military alliance with Vladimir Putin: they have a common enemy in Isis.