Sentences with phrase «commonality between»

«There's a lot of commonality between real estate and politics,» he says.

People often express the need to find «chemistry» in their relationships, the connection, bond, or feeling of commonality between two people.

There is a more than essential commonality between the Canadian regime (albeit constitutionalised common law) and the Australian regime under sub-sec 223 (1).

Why each school would be a good fit, finding commonality between something about the schools values, culture, academic program, etc., MORE

Since paying «top» dollar is now a commonality between the best medical sales companies, leaders need to offer benefits outside of salary.

This will build association and commonality between you and the interviewer, which is normally vital for successful interview outcomes.

This deep dive allowed me to uncover commonality between the jobs and show my next hiring manager that my experiences were in fact similar.

Ceasing operations is typically a multi-faceted decision, but it's an interesting commonality between those startups.

«There is a significant commonality between Tarsnap and Bitcoin — both rely crucially on strong cryptography, and anecdotally it seems that many Bitcoin users rely on Tarsnap to back up their «wallets» (I have no concrete data since I can't tell what data people are backing up)-- so it's not surprising that many Tarsnap users would like to pay with bitcoins.

That's one commonality between the two policies, both offer liability coverage and defense coverage for the same.

What was the commonality between all of those people?

There are many areas of commonality between the in - house and private bars, but many in which the private bar has a completely different perspective.

One could easily see the commonality between these individuals in trying to overcome some of the same organizational challenges, leveraging similar methodologies and implementing new strategies, and, most obviously, how discussing technologies helped to forge long - lasting relationships and mutual respect among industry peers.

The safeguards information system discussion identified commonality between parties concerning: • the full and effective participation of relevant stakeholders including indigenous peoples and local communities; • the need to build on existing systems; • regular international reporting, including biennial reports; and • participation of observers in Submissions and Expert Meetings and Workshops.

Climate science is not like the tobacco industry, but there is a commonality between them: both may be considerable contributors to the livelihood of their partisans.

''» http://retreadresources.com/blog/?p=466 «Commonality Between Scientific Diciplines»

Another commonality between your embroidered works and paintings are the dominant black and red hues.

But the inclusion of a dance troupe in a setting usually devoted to static objects likely had more to do with «breaking boundaries» than with seeking to divine a true commonality between disparate art forms.

Second, there is a lot of commonality between Healthy Pet and the rest of JRS's global pet products businesses.

The commonality between all vWD is a reduction in the amount or function of von Willebrand factor (vWF), which is manifested through abnormal platelet function and prolonged bleeding time.

The commonality between all Service Dogs is their training to perform specific behaviors or tasks that will mitigate the disability of their person.

One commonality between all hoarders is a failure to grasp the severity of their situation.

One commonality between each of these companies is that the service they are offering is not always easy to understand.

That's one commonality between the two policies, both offer liability coverage and defense coverage for the same.

However, it's here that the commonality between the two tablets quickly starts to fade.

From the key fobs to their drivetrains, there's much commonality between the Durango and the Grand Cherokee.

Despite the commonality between the two sport wagons, Esmond doubts there will be much cannibalization between the two.

In spite of the continuing commonality between the 911 and the Boxster under the skin, the styling of the two cars is now much more strongly differentiated.

Though you can't draw too many parallels from the Maxima sedan to the insane Nissan GT - R supercar, there's one clear commonality between the two cars: a dark blue exterior color.

Another commonality between policing and teaching is that both are unionized «labor» forces, but unlike other types of factory and industry labor, they primarily require discretion, patience, and experience — none of which can be easily assessed with data or video clips, says Norm Fruchter of the Annenberg Institute for School Reform.

The commonality between these varied uses is that geospatial technologies integrated in educational contexts can offer «new ways of viewing, representing and analyzing information for transformative learning and teaching» (Alibrandi & Palmer - Moloney, 2001, p. 483).

It isn't easy to find the commonality between the seductive upper - class bad girl of My Summer Of Love and the burned - out screw - up of Sunshine Cleaning, except that they're both played with a level of control so refined, it seems like utter simplicity.

Well, there's commonality between human beings, even where you think there would not be, and that's what makes interesting cinema.

One of the site's new and exciting features is a collection of match questions used to highlight commonality between users.

«There is a commonality between the colors we are seeing on the runway in New York and London.»

Although certain elements of these intricate signaling pathways independently modulate critical steps involved in the cellular control of skeletal muscle anabolism and proteolysis, commonality between pathways does exist.

While there is a commonality between CRON and the way I recommend eating (high nutrient density, low calorie density foods), in most regards, CR is the opposite of my approach.

But the commonality between all «clean» diets that answers the question, «what is clean eating?»

«At a biochemical level, there is a lot of commonality between the molecular machinery in Drosophila and that in mice and humans,» said Dr. Ferguson.

«Percoco is not implicated in, nor alleged to have had knowledge of, either of the RFP schemes, and there is no commonality between the RFP Schemes and the State Official Bribery Schemes that could justify the government's impermissible joinder,» Bohrer wrote.

The one commonality between all of the holidays that meet at the Solstice crossroads seems to be the ritual of bringing light into these dark days.

There is a commonality between the relief pitcher inserted into a close game to protect a lead in the final inning, and Maddy Price, a senior sprinter at Menlo School in Atherton.

Hatred of dirty dishes is a commonality between all humankind.

Over at Cato, Julian Sanchez has written a post about how the aftermath of healthcare reform could reveal faultlines in existing political coalitions and trigger realignment: There's no intrinsic commonality between, say, «left» positions on taxation, foreign policy, and reproductive....

Thinking over Mark's last, I see a possible commonality between theists and atheists.

Nonetheless, since he objects to even our assertion of the partial commonality between Judaism and Christianity, how could that «instinctive repugnance» possibly be «overcome»?

The first Shahadahi s emphasised as the source of an important commonality between our religions, namely the aptness of the command to devote ourselves totally to Him.

There, in that belief, is the greatest commonality between the Christian and the contemporary scientific visions.

The similarity between the world of the parable and the real world in which the listener finds her / himself serve as the basis.121 The new meaning created by the juxtaposition of the two is dependent on the commonality between the referent and metaphor.

Think about this for a moment... What is the commonality between all the organized religions of the world?