Example sentences of "[noun pl] share the same " in BNC.

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1 As in the Hare mosaic , the outer frame of the pavement and the interlaced squares share the same kind of decoration ( simple guilloche ) .
2 I think that both books share the same moral .
3 This list was compiled into a discrimination tree in which , working from left to right , phonemic entries with identical phoneme sequences share the same branch .
4 The influence of parents is strongest when both parents share the same partisan preference .
5 One classification scheme used within the TEI scheme is based on the fact that many elements share the same set of attributes .
6 Modelling the physical world and modelling other people 's models share the same developmental procedures .
7 In a database environment , many applications share the same data .
8 Haavio-Mannila set out to test the assumption that wives share the same status ranking as their husbands .
9 Owing to the similarity of their holdings and the proximity of their locations , the museums share the same staff .
10 From a Marxist view , a class is a social group whose members share the same relationship to the means of production .
11 A class in itself is simply a social group whose members share the same relationship to the means of production .
12 Most of them belong to one of a small number of families of related molecules in which the individual members share the same basic molecular structure but are subtly different from each other ( figure ) .
13 All Expert compilers share the same intermediate code which is processed by a common global optimiser .
14 All Expert compilers share the same intermediate code which is processed by a common global optimiser .
15 Even quite distinct groups share the same sorts of patterns .
16 Love dies when couples share the same mattress night after night . ’
17 While these organizations intrinsically have a world-wide membership and are concerned with research into global environmental change , others share the same interest but from a more restricted geographical base .
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