Sentence examples for developing the view from inspiring English sources

"Employees are developing the view that their only job security in the future must be based on their ability and their competence," Mr. Howard said, "and not on keeping a job at some particular company".

In developing the view, we have already responded to one of its most common criticisms.

He is best understood as reacting to and developing the views of Democritus.

Their advice: Do not allow yourself to develop the view that you are indispensable to your company or that company is family.

Judaism developed the view of a 1,000-year 1,000-yearween the four world ages and the everlasting kingdom (hence the words millennium and millenarian).

In the early 16th century, Nicolaus Copernicus, who developed the view that the Earth revolves around the Sun, considered his system to be essentially Pythagorean or "Philolaic," and Galileo was called a Pythagorean.

Subsequently, Kuhn developed the view that incommensurability arises from differences in classificatory schemes.

Another evaluative theory is offered by Helm (2002) who develops the view in a more integrated fashion.

A natural response in any overwintering team is to develop the view that other distant people are considered as such - as "others" and more so "outsiders".

Later eighteenth-century philosophers developed the view that our reasoning faculties, and particularly our language, are a historical development from our emotions; this seems to have been the view of Condillac and Rousseau.

Aydede (2005) suggests an internalist version of this view, with symbols type-identified through their narrow contents.[4] Rescorla (forthcoming) develops the view in an externalist direction, with symbols type-identified through their wide contents.