denominator

Money is a common denominator between his lives past and present.

The denominator here is most often a power of two.

So what is the common denominator of all these news stories?

Time, space, energy and Me have a single denominator 1.

"It's the common denominator for many people who come to America."

But the common denominator is nearly always the loss of jobs.

It must, he'd decided, have something to do with the common denominator.

The great common denominator was that they thought, lived and worked together.

There is a difference between a problem and a common denominator.

Often we have to change the denominator to 10,100 or 1000 by division.

But instead of college being the common denominator, it's this club.

But distance seems to be the common denominator this year.

The common denominator is that these men worked hard from the day they went to camp.

We must not put up with the lowest common denominator.

They are, however, far from being the lowest common denominator.

"It's a common denominator among people who play a lot."

So I look for local factors that might be a common denominator before the town was lost.

But they share another common denominator as well: their lawyer.

But she's me stripped down to the least common denominator.

Show what you've done with this common denominator, and you'll reveal who you are.

I know it's going to mean the lowest common denominator.

There is no common denominator to the poor offensive play.

We do not have to bring things down to the lowest common denominator right from the start.

The only common denominator among this week's top stories, really, is that they are all pretty interesting.

What is the common denominator between the people living here?"