Sentence examples for commonly agreed view from inspiring English sources

When the future is especially uncertain, as it is now, then it's basically impossible to reach a commonly agreed view on what future earnings are going to be.

Our definition of major neurosensory disability is therefore based on commonly agreed components, combined with a pragmatic view of what is likely to be feasible and sensible to measure.

This is commonly agreed to be not really long enough to solicit the views of the experts in the field – but if you have already determined not to listen to them then it is plenty long enough.

Short of international action commonly agreed and commonly followed through, it is hard even for a large country to make a difference on its own.

Unlike magazine or book editors, site designers are hampered by a lack of commonly agreed upon conventions on the Web.

And even if there were, there is no set of commonly agreed principles upon which governance could be based.

He asks whether China will pursue sovereignty through commonly agreed norms or by use of force.

"What has been seen and absorbed is commonly agreed to have been of the 'Divine.' ".

However, as relatively new concepts, there are no solid and commonly agreed definitions of them.

Currently, no commonly agreed upon solution to the paradoxes of self-reference exists.

It is commonly agreed that in quantum phenomena, superluminal signaling is impossible in practice.