Sentence examples for broadly held view from inspiring English sources

He was reflecting a broadly held view in the upper reaches of the administration.

Among investors, there is a broadly held view that growth is slowing not just in the United States but worldwide, and that demand for fuel will ease in turn and bring oil prices back to more reasonable levels.

Nevertheless, decreasing the risk of sudden death among competitors is extremely important as it has a considerable impact on both lay and medical communities because of the broadly held view that athletes constitute the healthiest people in society.

Yet gangs often express broadly held views, though in a violent way.

This kind of analysis by its very nature calls on the court to consider broadly held public views.

But the bill, which is said to be supported by Republicans, including Ted Stevens of Alaska and Democrats like Ernest F. Hollings of South Carolina, reflects a widely held view in Congress that the commission is moving too broadly in easing many of the most significant ownership rules.

It's a widely held view.

This became a widely held view.

It is a widely held view.

The ambitious plan by the New York City Health and Hospitals Corporation to link physician pay to performance ("Carrots for Doctors," by Bill Keller, column, Jan . 28 reflects a view broadly held by health care policy makers and providers: to make the transformative changes needed to meet swelling demand with dwindling resources, we must explore new care delivery and payment models.

Political Factory is, analysts say, one way of trying to change a view broadly held among Russia's youth that democracy is the ruling elite's way of retaining a tight grip on power rather than redistributing it among the people.