Sentence examples for a growing notion from inspiring English sources

There's a growing notion that this is a good thing.

Behind the trend is a growing notion that marketing should deliver more measurable results.

Balkam says there's a growing notion of using positive behaviours to counteract negativity.

But they said the debate reversed the sagging morale of volunteers and contributors and dispelled what had been a growing notion that the race was slipping away from Mr. Romney.

These steps may well prevent a large-scale implosion, but they are unlikely to stem investor defections as well as a growing notion that the fat times for hedge funds and their investors are coming to an end.

Sensitive to a growing notion on the Street that he had not yet chosen a successor, Mr. Mack told executives in the firm that Ms. Cruz was the leading candidate — an abrupt designation that shocked many who felt that suffering the largest loss in the firm's history deserved accountability.

In the 60s and 70s, there was this growing notion of the rural idyll as an escape from a world that seemed to be spiralling repeatedly into war and chaos.

There was the rookie right-hander Zack Wheeler, for instance, validating the growing notion that the Mets are an ascending group.

"It adds to this growing notion that to understand the global carbon [cycle], there's just a lot of different biological interactions".

Whether it's the stubborn effectiveness of mobile websites, perfect for companies we don't want a relationship with consumers, to app  streaming from Google (but especially because of the growing notion that IM could become the platform that replaces the browser).

Although this did much to popularise chemistry sets – leading to boasts of "one in every house in every street in America" – it also reinforced the growing notion that science was for boys.