Sentence examples for commonly advanced from inspiring English sources

The counterarguments commonly advanced by the bankers do not stand up to the evidence.

Yet reducing hunger that causes low test scores may be accomplished more easily than the various unproved educational reforms commonly advanced.

With diabolical efficiency, Levine thus made good on a claim commonly advanced for Pictures art: spurring consciousness of how, and to what ends, representations affect us.

It's not the kind of notion commonly advanced by an English professor at one of our great universities, and certainly not in an era, even if faintly waning, of steel-springed critical theory.

The idea that the internet has cheapened debate and lowered standards of civility is commonly advanced, but the tone of debate is often modelled by mainstream media and merely copied by those who comment and post on public platforms.

The most commonly advanced argument for sanctuary cities (or towns, or states) is that immigrants must feel safe reporting crimes they must know that the police will not be monitoring their immigration status.

Type 2 diabetes is generally associated with overweight and obesity (in an estimated 80% of cases) and commonly advances from a pre-diabetic state characterized by insulin resistance (hyperinsulinemia) to frank diabetes with sustained insulin resistance accompanied by a progressive reduction in insulin secretion.

However, patients with venous thrombosis were relatively overweight, had mild or no atherosclerosis, and were mostly at an advanced stage of disease, while cases of arterial occlusion commonly had advanced atherosclerosis (Table 1).

The coma is thought to represent poisoning, and convulsions are often related to the severity of the high blood pressure that commonly complicates advanced renal failure.

The precise diagnosis of both intra and extra-capsular disease of the hip is now possible because of commonly available advanced diagnostic imaging techniques.

The purpose of this manuscript is to review the current literature regarding the pragmatic use of three of the most commonly employed advanced therapies; namely, bioengineered tissue, negative pressure wound therapy, and hyperbaric oxygen therapy with a focus on the near-term future of wound healing, including stem cell therapy.