Sentence examples for a persistent view from inspiring English sources

There is a persistent view that intelligence extracted under torture is worthless, but there is no sign that MI5 or MI6 take that view.

In fact, there is a persistent view in the autism research community that there are only a modest number of autism loci known.

In the combustion community there seems to be a persistent view that Ludwig Soret (L-S) (thermally driven, non-Fickian) species diffusion will only be important for low molecular weight species, such as H and H2 in H2/air flames.

There has been a persistent view in phycological literature that the eastern Canadian Arctic flora is essentially a depauperate range extension of North Atlantic species in common to the Atlantic Provinces of Canada and northern New England with a few so-called Arctic component species [ 2, 9- 11], most of which are nonetheless also found in waters around the Atlantic Provinces of Canada [ 11].

"We have found that there is a strong and persistent view from universities that the modular approach to A-levels is not achieving what it needs to, that the parts don't add up to the whole," she said.

First, there is a strong and persistent view that only health-related issues of importance to women are defined through their reproductive capacity (3), yet two thirds of all deaths and disabilities in women relate to chronic diseases, violence, and other injuries.

A second impediment is the diminishing, yet persistent, view that the Drosophila cardiac tube is not a "true heart" and that its study may yield few insights translatable to human disease mechanisms.

It reflects the persistent view that personality or a way of thinking can raise or reduce the likelihood of illness.

The allegation would go against the more typical theory about Smith's presence at the network: that his independent streak is promoted because it helps deflect the persistent view of Fox News as a right-wing outlet.

The first and most persistent view of Machiavelli is that of a teacher of evil.

"His use of chelating agents in treating children; his development with others of a single finger-stick test in screening for lead poisoning in the 1980's; and third was his persistent view that it was lead-based paint that was the overwhelming cause of lead poisoning in children, which continues to be true today".