If the external voice is a particular authority on an issue, it may be rhetorically valuable to employ the latter type of source use, since "the writer…adds to the argumentative force by representing the current view as one which is not theirs alone but one which is shared with, for example, the wider community or with relevant experts" ("Dialogic expansion and contraction," 2015, para. 3).
But the belief - which is shared even by epidemiologists at the Centers for Disease Control - is false.
This is a view held not just by Sinn Fein but is one which is shared by parties and individuals across the assembly chamber". The petition of concern, the move that opposes the amendment and was backed by the three parties, was submitted on Monday.
Particularly worrisome to the United States is Pakistan's suspected role in arming and training insurgents in the Indian states of Kashmir and Punjab, but another factor of growing concern — which is shared by the Pakistan Army and by Benazir — is the presence in Peshawar of nearly three thousand "Arab Afghanis," as they are called, who are veterans of the Afghanistan war.
But the variability of the stimulus, which is shared, implies that a better decoder must use the structure of correlations.
The future is no longer giving and receiving, but instead investing together in a future which is shared.
But it does put the report into the master file, which is shared with other agencies.
It's a vision which is shared by many of the biggest tech firms today.
IN seventh grade, Oradell youngsters enter the River Dell Regional School District, which is shared with neighboring River Edge.
The computer includes a large external memory which is shared by up to 16 parallel processor boards.
