Sentence examples for growing conception that from inspiring English sources
"We are seeing a risk aversion bid in Treasuries emerge pretty strongly this morning, based on the growing conception that the E.C.B. can't solve fiscal imbalances," said Mr. LeBas from Janney Montgomery Scott.
The growing conception of a national 'American' entity was reflected and propagated by the annual almanacs.
The prospect of exploiting stem cells more widely in regenerative medicine was encouraged both by the development of human assisted conception and growing evidence that various adult cells retained greater versatility than had been suspected hitherto.
"There is a popular conception that being a C.E.O.
"That's one of the conception that people have, that you're going to be alone.
One conception that he opposed is that of Quine.
Preconception care has received increased attention due to growing evidence that maternal health prior to conception can directly affect the health of the mother and the fetal environment during pregnancy [ 2].
There is growing evidence that Alzheimer's disease begins at conception and that exposures over the life course affect the risk of the illness.
My conception grew wider, but that element always remained, and Willie Stark remained, in one way, Willie Talos.
Ames wrote during a time of a growing national concept of 'America' and not that of the traditional political conception of 'state' (in Ames' case Massachusetts).
