Sentence examples for contrary to accepted wisdom from inspiring English sources
Contrary to accepted wisdom, America does not have a bilateral trade problem with China — it has a multilateral trade problem with a broad cross-section of countries.
This sort of expansion runs contrary to accepted wisdom, which holds that cheap competition from internet banking is killing off the physical sort.
Contrary to accepted wisdom, staff who recognize a cardiac arrest may consult their supervisor and then continue CPR until they receive instructions from him or her.
Conversely, it is argued that reactions close to equilibrium need a lot of enzyme to be maintained close to equilibrium and, contrary to accepted wisdom, begin to limit flux when reduced.
He claims that contrary to accepted wisdom, you don't actually need an ID to fly domestic this was news to us.
1958 -- "The greatest game ever played," according to accepted wisdom.
In some cases, their findings ran counter to accepted wisdom.
Dr Marc Goldstein, director of the center for male reproductive medicine and microsurgery at NewYork-Presbyterian Hospithe Weill Cornell Medical CenTimestold the Times crossing one's legs for a subway ride does not – contrary to apparently accepted wisdom – pose health risks to a man's reproductive organs.
Contrary to the accepted wisdom of the day, Morris had a penchant for lofting his drives, backing his ability to clear the infield.
Contrary to much accepted wisdom, sprawl in the U.S. is not accelerating.
Contrary to an accepted wisdom, this paper shows that cross-country variations in the number of patents per researcher do not only reflect differences in the propensity to patent but also signals differences in research productivity.
