The two countries have so much in common.

The willow ptarmigan is common in much of Alaska.

But, in America s home mortgage market, this is much less common.

Human figures are much more common in the rock art of Africa than in Europe.

The systematic reforms in the United Kingdom, Denmark, Sweden, Poland, and Estonia have much in common.

Whatever the enormous differences that may separate them, post communist Russia and fundamentalist Iran have much in common.

Naïve cartels are much more common in developing countries and others that have not been active in prosecuting the conduct.

It's common to see people napping under the cherry blossoms after so much drinking.

In other words, a human and a carrot have much in common genetically, despite their being little similarity between them physically.

That is because there is so much that unites us common values, shared histories, and an abiding faith in democracy.

It is a common and familiar bird throughout much of its range, living in most habitats apart from thick forest.

One essential element common to most serious organisations working in the field is that it covers much more than training.

This issue is much more acute in developed than in developing countries, though interdependence makes it, to some extent, a common problem.

Obtaining finance against stocks of a wide range of products held in a bonded warehouse is common in much of the world.

And the Germans have much in common with the British more than they do with the Greeks, or even the Italians.

Much of the now common knowledge concerning heart disease, such as the effects of diet, exercise, and common medications such as aspirin, is based on this longitudinal study.

Larger objects (such as macroscopic dust grains) are far less common, but would be much more destructive.

Even if vinegar was a common ingredient, there was only so much of it that could be used.

Chinese and Indian engineers hail from places that have much more in common with nitty gritty Africa than comfortable Silicon Valley or Cambridge.

) The fourth state of water, that of a supercritical fluid, is much less common than the other three and only rarely occurs in nature, in extremely uninhabitable conditions.

Solidarity and predictability in international relations, based on common institutions and common interests, would ensure Europe s prosperity and stability much more effectively than had the traditional balancing act of high wire diplomacy, whose practitioners had too often crashed to the ground.

Indeed, dealing with it might require reconciling the pivot to Asia with an ongoing presence in the Middle East, if only because the two regions have much in common.

It is much more common in fair skinned individuals with a family history of basal cell cancer and increases in incidence closer to the equator or at higher altitude.

Americans don t seem to realize that their sub prime mortgage meltdown has all too much in common with many previous post 1945 banking crises throughout the world.

Because water molecules exchange hydrogen atoms with one another, hydrogen deuterium oxide (DOH) is much more common in low purity heavy water than pure dideuterium monoxide (D2O).

Common factors in equitable geographic distribution in the United Nations common system3

But Europe s integration of sovereign states interests by means of common institutions could also be an example for much of the world.

Oh yeah, right. You really didn't have that much in common with her, and you figured that out just about the time she threw the engagement ring in your face.

In contrast to America s engagement in multilateralism, or Europe s search for reconciliation through a plethora of common institutions, power politics is much more a part of Asia s twentieth century legacy.

For example, in Japan, the orderly disposal of human waste was common, while in Europe, sewage was simply dumped on the streets throughout much of the continent's early modern history.

Metternich s system worked through much of the nineteenth century, because it protected a genuine balance of power between countries that shared common values.

This team is a common resource under the Multilateral Fund and contributes much to national, regional and sectoral phase out plans and programmes.

Seemingly lacking a central nervous system, it has become a dysfunctional creature with little capacity to recognize any common national, much less international, interest.

Common sense, a rare idea in the law, but here it was. Common sense Revolts at the idea. Common sense.

It is one of the most common birds of prey in Europe, along with the common kestrel and common buzzard.

If Obama and Xi lift their heads above the parapets and begin charting a jointly agreed course through the coming decade, they may find that they have much in common.

This generation of leaders has the opportunity to shape relations into a design for a common destiny, much as was done with trans Atlantic relations in the post war period.

By much the same token, Europe s governments should be making a determined new effort to strengthen Europeans sense of a shared history and common values.

But a more specific similarity is that highly indebted eurozone countries and Chinese provinces and counties have been spending too much of a common currency.

And since that time in Amsterdam, I spent an increasing amount of time in the cities, looking at design for common evidence of design that really isn't under so much of a designer's signature.

The stories of the students have much in common from homes living in extreme poverty, school years completed with great sacrifice, and frustration when it comes time to look for admission to a university.

Economists more sophisticated forecasting models also show that the fiscal stimulus had an important positive effect, for much the same reasons as the common sense approach.

Similar discussions are being held at European level between all member states in order to learn as much as possible from one other's experiences and to develop common best practices and guidelines.

There is much common ground between NEPAD and NAASP, as the challenges being addressed by Africa are similar to those faced by other developing countries in the Asia Pacific region, including ASEAN.

As communicators, their overriding goal is to develop a common voice reflected in common strategies, but this can happen only through their being brought together in a common forum.