Sentences with phrase «common denominator among»

Studies have shown that the common denominator among successful people is speed of the implementation.

We've also noticed a common denominator among the couples that heal this quickly; they are the ones who found our help within the first couple of weeks following disclosure of the affair.

We've also noticed a common denominator among these couples.

Think of SBC as the lowest common denominator among Bluetooth codecs.

The common denominator among this material is a quest for idealism and enlightenment; a desire for some form of transcendence.

The format sets a common denominator among varied artistic practices; these parameters are an exciting challenge for artists, and become a catalyst for conversation and gathering among diverse audiences.

If ever there were a common denominator among all Americans, it's likely the grocery store.

We tried to weed out the petty ones and focus on some common denominator among the bad reviews:

The researchers» conclusion was that breed was irrelevant, as there was no breed type as a common denominator among the bites.

This is the type of movie Hollywood doesn't make anymore: a star - driven, high - concept and midish - sized budget ($ 55 million) vehicle that doesn't placate to the lowest common denominator among audiences.

Gruber's sense of a calling to tradition is a common denominator among the many deli owners we meet in this fun and interesting film, mostly stressed - out men who somehow find deep satisfaction in being part of a long history.

We all have our own reasons for wanting to lose weight, but a common denominator among the healthy weight loss tips sent in was that the successful people undertook their new lifestyle because they wanted to.

Typically what I like to recommend is the common denominator among the majority of the supplement information and recommendations from the experts.

So what is the common denominator among these cultures that live long?

There appears to be no common denominator among the seven bacteria.

No one has been charged with a crime, but there's a common denominator among the development and energy companies that have come into the mix: they all gave to the governor's campaign.

An underlying metabolic acidity is a common denominator among — and a likely contributing factor to — all degenerative and autoimmune diseases.

The details change from faith to faith, but this seems to be a common denominator among most religions.

A consistent common denominator among thriving businesses and successful individuals is their reliance on email for productivity and as a dynamic tool for collaboration.

One common denominator among businesses that successfully sell Japanese products in the United States is the careful curation of their product mix.

In the course of our investigations, we discovered seven common denominators among those who successfully build wealth.

My favorite personal finance book of all time, The Millionaire Next Door: The Surprising Secrets of America's Wealthy, lists the following seven common denominators among those who successfully build wealth as follows:

Because I was asked to write the preface to the first showing of it on the West Coast and in trying to find common denominators among the various people, including some people that we now would not regard as Abstract Expressionist, I realized that one couldn't make aesthetically a common denominator, but that what everybody did have in common in the sense that there was a School of Paris or in those days a Boston School of Jewish Expressionist painters, there was a New York School.

Not exact matches

A common denominator for success among three out of every five entrepreneurs is that they come from a business owning family.

Its point of view is unique among blawgs for taking seriously varied religious traditions rather than mocking them or treating them in a lowest - common - denominator fashion.»

Thus, reconciliation among Christians means living, working, and worshiping together on a basis that transcends the common denominator that conflict management finds.

But among all these names, there is one common denominator.

, but in this case don't trust your instincts; Jerry Maguire the trailer is a callous cocktail that coasts by on lowest common denominator Cruise control, while Jerry Maguire the film is among the very best contemporary movies about the uneasy intersection between sports and business as well as the human toll of this peculiarly American phenomenon.

Unlike teaching a required course to college students with a common denominator of age and educational preparedness, the challenge at a community college is to create a supportive and active learning environment for the discussion of ideas, writing assessment, and peer reviews among a community of strangers.

Mandy Manning, NBCT talks about the common denominator that is shared among NBCTs and future teachers of the year.

I will be among the first to say that self - published books can be just as amazing — or perhaps better, since they don't have to be edited to a lowest - common - denominator committee — as any traditional book lineup.

A common denominator is Bergsala Holding, who among other things is the sole distributor of Nintendo products in the Nordic region.

The risk of going down the path that Roberts suggests is that the fair and equitable treatment standard could become the lowest common denominator of public law and administrative practice among a certain select group of states.

Among the categories dealt with therein are, as titled: «Too many uninformed decisions are taken; The lowest common denominator impediment; The unwieldy governance structure; Changing of the old guard; The dues disconnect» etc., and the list goes on.