Sentence examples for authors view from inspiring English sources

In the authors' view, that era is over.

The authors' view of wealth, fame and power is withering: all such attainments are fleeting, doomed.

In the authors' view, top managers must systematically rethink the future and remain alert to possibilities.

Accordingly, those authors view casuistry as an alternative to applied ethics.

In the authors' view, only the emergence of Mr Ivanishvili stopped the UNM's slide towards autocracy.

So is much of the authors' view of business, which they often express with about as much sophistication as Holden Caulfield.

The authors view him as "a prophet" trapped among lesser minds and "a Catholic embodiment of the rebel, an ethos expressed by Albert Camus".

That principle, in the authors' view, followed from an even more basic one: They were highly distrustful of the capacity of judges to make intelligent decisions about custody arrangements.

So it represents the authors' view of the disciplinary range of their research, and provides only limited information about disciplines where the journal article isn't the most common form of publication.

Noticing a goddes on a rice bag and an "enormous" cauldron of chicken stock, the authors view the meal as "a return to the spirit o the Persia Room".

This document reflects only the authors' view.