Sentence examples for change views on from inspiring English sources

Unlike Under the Gun, a polemic that seeks to change views on gun control, Newtown has survivors, their families and their community bearing witness.

Dr Mike Habib of the University of Southern California, who was not involved in the study, said that the "exciting" discovery could change views on the evolution of flight in dinosaurs.

Climate change work has recently made efforts to impose climate change views on disaster risk reduction (IPCC 2012), often without learning many disaster-related lessons.

The researchers stressed the importance of teachers monitoring students' beliefs, and also directly intervening to change views on the causes of success or failure.

Pistorius, who will also compete at the Paralympics, is hoping that the London Olympics will give him the opportunity to change views on disability.

Techniques from Information Visualization [7] can help to provide effective overviews of data, to allow the user to change views on the fly, and hence to support discovery of relevant findings.

Use of this technique has changed views on the longevity of many bivalves.

These four works contributed substantially to the foundation of modern physics and changed views on space, time, and matter.

This category is based on eight subcategories that emerged in the IT, TA and CT groups: relief from emotional symptoms, relief from physical symptoms, more energy, increased self-awareness, changed views on life and increased self-help ability.

It would oblige me to change my views on yet another subject.

Patrick Mair New York, June 19 , 2008• To the Editor: Roger Cohen's column did not change my views on the Lisbon Treaty.