Sentence examples for general view has been from inspiring English sources
"The general view has been that perpetrator programmes don't work," says Baird. "But I think Project Mirabal will say it's about sorting out the perpetrators.
A general view has been expressed among some professionals in the heritage conservation field that there may be an increase in insect populations, with a move of more temperature-sensitive species northwards [2, 3].
The general view has been that prices of the different rice varieties, such as indica and japonica markets are unrelated (Petzel and Monke, 1980; Siamwalla and Haykin, 1983, 1985; Dawe, 2008).
"My general view has been consistent throughout, which is that I want all businesses to succeed.
"I think our general view has been that it's up to the people of Venezuela to choose their leaders in legitimate elections".
Domain-general views have been criticized for not fully explaining how children manage to avoid mapping errors when there are numerous possible referents to which objects, actions, or events might point.
In general, my view has been that there's a lot of "physics envy" in thinking that something as complex as a presidential election can be boiled down to just one or two "fundamental" variables.
On the contrary, the general Chan view has been that asking the epistemological question is perhaps the single most pernicious form of distraction from embarking wholly upon the path of Chan practice.
Although the Simmonds disease narrative was widespread, encompassing influential clinician-researchers such as at the Mayo Clinic (where "physicians defined and treated anorexia nervosa as if it were a general metabolic disorder" [ 43]), that view had been disputed over many years by biological psychiatry.
In a general view, Japan has been ranked as one of the least fatalities countries by the traffic safety statistics as well as one of the least crime rate countries by the crime statistics.
