Sentence examples for from the general view from inspiring English sources
It still carries the meaning of "to edit," but now narrows it to "remove from the general view".
Many other economists have looked at the matter, and most agree with Sir Nicholas.But Sir Nicholas dissents from the general view on the costs of climate change itself.
From the general view point, calculated reliability values in the components of Aran and Khalenjeh tunnels have demonstrated nearer output trends in which the MW elements have offered the maximum R values.
Just one in the group dissented from the general view that there was no need for them to be more careful about sharing personal information online.
When Michael tests out the trampoline by dropping a watermelon from the roof, it bounces off and hits an office worker's car, prompting it to be replaced by a bouncy castle hidden from the general view of the parking lot.
While the numbers are still far from parity, the general view is that this progress for women in top leadership will naturally spread to improve women's outcomes in other domains, such as pay equality.
He has a way of thinking that is slightly leftfield; he will invariably ask a question that will have you thinking, 'why didn't I think of that?'" In his farewell email to colleagues, Davis said that "in all the discussions I had about the move – with people from the DG down – the general view was that Today is in extremely strong shape.
The view from "No Man's Land," squinting backward over one's shoulder, is the general view from central London these days, where the 20th century (remember the 20th century?) is all the rage.
He disputes the general view from Brazil that U.S. brands have spent more time looking east to China than south to countries on their doorstep.
The general view from the military in Helmand, Brown told Karzai, was that security overall in the province was improving, but that major roads were still very dangerous given the increase in insurgent use of IEDs and suicide bombers.
The general view from studies in Asteraceae is that apomeiosis and parthenogenesis inherit independently and that suppression of recombination is indicated at some but not all loci.
