Sentence examples for a growing school of thought from inspiring English sources

A growing school of thought thinks so.

There is a growing school of thought that 2016 could be the year of energy storage.

There is, however, a growing school of thought that Trent Robinson may have timed the Chooks' run a little early.

So what is going on?There is a growing school of thought that Freud was right, but for the wrong reasons.

But each shooting, each murder, leaves a devastating legacy, and a growing school of thought suggests that there's little we can do about the entrenched urban poverty if the relentless pattern of street violence isn't somehow broken.

Yet there is a growing school of thought that an issue that was barely considered in the breakneck negotiations could pose a serious threat – the impact of technology upon the licence fee.

In addition to her signature phrase, "everyday Americans," Mrs. Clinton often says: "We need to make the middle class mean something again". The line, her campaign said, was informed by the growing school of thought that in 2015, "middle class" makes a majority of voters more anxious than optimistic.

A third school of thought blames histamines.

But a new school of thought has emerged.

A rival school of thought offers a more instrumental cause.

Which is where a second school of thought came in.