Sentence examples for emerging views from inspiring English sources

2. Explore how a new radio show reflects the emerging views and lifestyles in present-day Afghanistan by reading and discussing "On the Radio, Afghans Call Nation to a New Day".

"Given the trajectory of the emerging views of the young people combined with the cost of fighting a bill and then being deemed as bigots, I think the cost is too high," Hamilton said.

Thus, I accounted for pupils emerging views in their entirety whilst examining data against pupils' own multiple perceptions.

Emerging views claim that cross-border ambidextrousness and time-sequence planning can effectively resolve resource conflicts (Russo and Vurro 2010).

To find out which are the emerging views on hospital performance and to analyze how these views vary among hospital stakeholders.

Here we discuss emerging views on immunologic interactions occurring in the lungs for M. tuberculosis and their impact on infection and persistence.

In 1994, Sotheby's ratified this emerging view by including Aboriginal paintings in an exhibition of contemporary art.

Always the optimists, real estate agents in some places have dubbed land like ours "emerging view lots".

THERE is also an emerging view among conservatives that the most important gap is not in income, but in wealth.

The relative strength of the share market has brought renewed optimism and there is an emerging view that the capital has emerged from the storm.

That expresses the prevailing view in Mr. Sharon's entourage as well, and an emerging view of the Israeli defense establishment.