Sentence examples for common view comes from inspiring English sources

A common view comes from Rick Crawley, external relations director at Lancaster University management school, which has all three accreditations.

This view comes in two main versions.

This view comes in several versions.

Evidence for this view comes from the metastability of proteins.

Twitter provided the platform for people with common views to come together.

The common view is that major transitions come about through breakthroughs of technological discontinuities.

While there are important differences in their bills, the two chambers have come closer to a common view than anyone predicted even a few weeks ago.

There is a common view that ministry is within the church, but I have come to believe we are all ministers, and I tend to use the term ministry in its broadest sense.

There is a common view in Washington that the Europeans whine a lot, but ultimately will always come around when presented with a fait accompli.

Brodhead telephoned Larry Moneta, the university's vice-president for student affairs, who responded with the now common view of the matter among Duke officials: the accusation wasn't credible, and nothing much was likely to come of it.

Contrary to a common view, it wasn't that Rumsfeld and his fellow war-planners failed to prepare for the situation that would come about in the country after the invasion.