Sentence examples for dissenting viewpoints from inspiring English sources

This Week's Question: Do your employees offer dissenting viewpoints?

Fortunately, the president-elect has shown himself to be adaptable and open to dissenting viewpoints.

We know that President George W. Bush, Vice President Dick Cheney and their lieutenants did not like dissenting viewpoints.

"There may be dissenting viewpoints, and you can't just say a light post near a house means influence.

Officials in the U.K. and elsewhere investigated charges that CRU scientists had manipulated data to boost the case for human-induced climate change and had suppressed dissenting viewpoints.

When considering a coalition, voice your interest in remaining open to collaborative negotiation even as you express dissenting viewpoints, lest you find yourself left behind.

But in the 1960's and 70's came an ever-louder chorus of "Timber!," and Greenberg's lone pine was toppled by a proliferation of dissenting critical viewpoints and a succession of art movements -- Pop, Minimalism and Conceptualism -- that he refused to take seriously.

In fact, by eliminating all dissenting and contrasting viewpoints, destructive C.E.O.'s cut themselves off from their best chance of seeing and correcting problems as they arise".

Consequently, dissenting concerns and viewpoints were not re-introduced in licensing practice and moral deliberation was limited to the ECNH's members who launched the gradual concept.

But that's beside the point; the First Amendment exists to prevent the government from silencing unpopular, dissenting, or minority viewpoints.

During analysis, equal attention was given to dissenting or differing viewpoints of participants in the data.