Sentences with phrase «common denominator in»

It seems there is a common denominator in the responses — talk, listen!!

Don't be afraid to mix a polka dot with a paisley with a print - as long as there is a common denominator in the colour palette of the fabrics, they will make an interesting statement (the red, blue, cream and gold were similar in all the fabrics I used).

The concepts of multiculturalism were a common denominator in the presentations of all panelists.

The common denominator in the complaints is the old - time, veteran salesperson who, because subagency has gone by the wayside, has recently put on a buyer agency cap but doesn't yet understand all the duties that go along with it.

The common denominator in most Real Estate sales are these three items.

Leslie knew one key ingredient to solving the inheritance equation — there was one common denominator in the sale of all family property - the lawyer.

«I've worked with hundreds of clients over the past 25 years and have found one common denominator in all of them: the need to successfully manage their quality of life experiences.

Self - doubt can be a common denominator in cases where parents willfully abandon their children.

The common denominator in both marriages is you!

The common denominator in each of these inquiries is that you and your partner will experience your fair share of change along the way.

I say it often because it is the common denominator in every networking, interviewing, revealing of your superpowers to the world.

it's about packaging yourself, and not giving up, even when it seems like «degree required» is the common denominator in all of the job postings you're seeing.

The common denominator in these cases is that they...

The common denominator in all their cases was they were not working with the right company that was properly equipped to help them.

That is, design with the lowest common denominator in mind so your emails will display cleanly to the largest number of subscribers.

This is not only true in the health care and Obamacare policy arena, but is also a common denominator in their climate change alarmist claims.

a phase change, if you will), is also the shape of the smallest common denominator in space.

We know very well that there are many countries in the G8 grouping that share our ambitious expectations, and therefore it is regrettable that the lowest common denominator in the G8 determined the level of ambition in the G8 Declaration on climate change.

With most of the other G8 countries already committed to significant cuts, the United States is once again proving to be the lowest common denominator in global agreements to cut heat - trapping emissions.

You know, maybe the most important Surrealist publication was a magazine called Surrealism at the Service of The Revolution, and if one searched for the lowest common denominator in all these relations I would think it would have to be that everyone in some sense, on some level — and the senses would differ and the levels would differ — that we were all involved in a revolutionary enterprise.

«The common denominator in my work is framing and context.

These androgynous and perplexingly blank heads are the common denominator in a diverse show where McKimens experiments boldly with formal painting aspects like color, line, volume and figure - ground relationships.

The term «cut and paste» though known today as the most common denominator in the plethora of graphic tools available in software like Photoshop, was originally and literally the act of manually cutting and pasting photos and other elements in collages and photomontages.

Bernard Buffet, for instance, has long been held up as the lowest common denominator in French painting, but, as the current exhibition «Cher Peintre: Painting the Figure since Late Picabia» reveals, a lineup of Buffet's anguished stick figures and sloe - eyed gamines can look quite marvelous in the company of Elizabeth Peyton and John Currin.

This was one of the essential messages of the revolution, a revolution that asserted it had discovered the lowest common denominator in the entire discipline of painting.

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One cryptic comment from Downunder was, «The common denominator in all cases has been the Stud Dog.»

I believe the common denominator in all of these chronic diseases is vaccines as we know them today.

So what is the common denominator in all of these calls — PYRETHROIDS!

The white Maltese, the common denominator in the Maltipoo and the Morkie, matures at between 4 and 7 pounds.

I read several articles about cats and dogs being reunited with their families after being lost for years, and the common denominator in each story was that the pet was microchipped.

The one common denominator in all of these cases is someone that is too lazy to actually train their dogs in the first place.

Permethrin, which is the common denominator in most of these products, is a broad spectrum insecticide / pesticide, that works as an endocrine disruptor and a carcinogenic insecticide, causing lung cancer and liver tumors in laboratory animals.

One common denominator in their appearance, regardless of their locale was that they were all well furred, had tightly curled tails, large heads and looked like huskies, without the fox like attributes of the modern Siberian Husky.

Losing weight is a common denominator in both people and pets because it helps the cells use insulin better.

The common denominator in these examples is a book.

Although immensely popular, the midsize sedan segment too often falls back on generic styling, with vehicles designed for the lowest common denominator in taste.

For pandering to the lowest common denominator in the pursuit of profit that is.

The student, who passed the state's standardized PAWS (Proficiency Assessments for Wyoming Students) test in fractions, could find the lowest common denominator in order to add fractions, «invert and multiply» to divide them, and reduce a fraction to choose the right multiple - choice answer.

Keep the common denominator in the center — Student Learning!

Over many years, the exam boards had competed with each other to appeal to the lowest common denominator in the battle for market share.

In response to this, Gibb said that GCSE and A-level qualifications required fundamental reform, as for many years exam boards had «competed with each other to appeal to the lowest common denominator in the battle for market share», which resulted in qualifications that assessed «vague thinking skills rather than core subject knowledge».

This is a film composed exclusively of simplistic potshots and walking clichés, its humor strictly confined to the lowest - common denominator in both content and execution.

The lowest common denominator in this film is the mindless action sequences.

The elderly uncle character provides the same graphic bathroom scene as in the original, which is just as unnecessary now as it was then; «Death at a Funeral» is at its most appealing when it's daring and a little bit kinky, and doesn't need to appeal to the lowest common denominator in this manner.

It is an example of how to employ the lowest common denominator in your business model.

Even if some people would go as far to reason that spending too much time browsing through porn sites constitutes a (slightly dubious) variant of infidelity, the common denominator in all these deeds is deceit, a breach of trust.

However, no matter what your personal boundaries are, the common denominator in all these deeds is deceit, a breach of trust.

Skincare is a common denominator in all beauty - related conversations that I have with my closest friends, and even co-workers.

The low common denominator in his pairing was seemingly a triple - threat combination of comfort, confidence and ease.