Sentence examples for A popular view from inspiring English sources

A popular view is the chief gladiators in the Senate race will be Moynihan & Abzug.

A popular view is that recessions are times when companies clean house and find ways to become more efficient.

A popular view among economic forecasters and market bulls is that "the deeper the recession, the quicker the recovery".

A popular view among baseball people has been that Beane wanted to stay on the West Coast.

A popular view holds that prices for goods and services sold online should approach if not now, then eventually the flexibility of auction or stock prices.

A popular view among lawyers with knowledge of the proceedings is that Mitchell's investigators, many of them former prosecutors, would prefer to ask witnesses questions without lawyers interfering.

A popular view is that during sleep your hippocampus "broadcasts" its recently captured memories to the neocortex, which updates your long-term store of past experience and knowledge.

A popular view in baseball circles was that Billy Beane was not interested in becoming Boston's general manager because he wanted to stay on the West Coast.

A popular view, much influenced by Lewis (1986b: 212), says that it does.

A popular view amongst those who hold this position is that using embryos for research might sometimes be justified.

A popular view has it that special relativity prohibits any superluminal influences, whereas theories that violate factorizability seem to involve such influences.