Sentence examples for contending views on from inspiring English sources
While the Research Impact Framework provides a simple, practical approach to developing research impact narratives, it is important to recognise that these narratives are generated and assessed in the context of historically rich and complex, often contending, views on the role of science and its relationship with society.
The power of electronic communications should enable contending views to more readily penetrate factional walls.
In fact, even the "Melian Dialogue" itself provides us with a number of contending views.
Rather than introducing conflicting perspectives on innovation, we contend they provide complementary views on critical phases of the innovation process.
WHEN Steven P. Jobs introduced the Apple iPhone 18 months ago, he contended that viewing the Web on it was comparable to browsing on a desktop personal computer.
Adam Clymer (NYT) IACOCCA SPEAKS OUT FOR BUSH -- Lee A. Iacocca, the former Chrysler chairman who became a household name in the 1980's by appearing in car commercials, is now appearing in a Republican television campaign in Michigan, contending that Vice President Al Gore's views on the environment are a threat to jobs in the state's automotive industry.
But, Mr Taylor contends, this view fails to take into account the battle's significant impact on the Germans' thinking.
And once that happens, he contends, the view won't be as rosy.
The opponents contended that the changes would sharply reduce the diversity of views on the airwaves, further limit opportunities for women and minorities, discourage coverage of local issues and lead to greater violence on television.
Kleeb said that internal polling found Sanders was among the most popular politicians in the state and contends that Mello was partially undone by his failure to address his views on abortion early and attack his incumbent's economic record.
