Sentence examples for a commonly shared view from inspiring English sources

In our recent meeting with the Biodiversity and Nature Conservation Association (BANCA), Chairman U Uga voiced a commonly shared view that China will be the recipient of much of the power generated by the new hydropower projects.

In conclusion, the genetic survey of the alate aphids revealed that sexual reproduction occurs in French populations of A. gossypii, challenging the commonly shared view that the melon aphid reproduces exclusively by obligate parthenogenesis even in temperate regions [ 36].

This conclusion questions many dogmas of the code and translation origins, including the almost commonly shared view that the code shaping was driven by minimization of translation errors and, in general, the code structure reflects its coevolution with tRNAs and aaRSs.

It is used to identify unique viewpoints, as well as commonly shared views on a research topic and is particularly useful in exploring human perceptions and interpersonal relationships [ 21].

"It is first and foremost important to get a commonly shared fiscal compact right," he told the European parliament.

Borrow Books from a Library was a commonly shared predictor, except for girls in France.

A commonly shared resistance is the fear of losing connections -- to ourselves, our peers, our families, our environments.

First, we lack a commonly shared definition and terminology [ 15,16 ].

That is a widely shared view.

But that is not a universally shared view.

" However, they pointed out that "the commonly shared, stereotypical view of male and female pioneers as young, gifted, motivated people with good academic capabilities does not lead to the introduction of specific educational tools"(ibid., p. 7).