Sentence examples similar to holding a common view from inspiring English sources
Based on consensus statements, PC and PH policy makers, managers, practitioners and researchers held a common view that a lack of vision for collaboration, where people are not clear on the end result of collaboration, can be a significant barrier to collaboration.
A common view holds that 138,708 Allied personnel surrendered or were killed by fewer than 30,000 Japanese.
Before detailed studies of genetic variation at the DNA and protein levels were possible, a common view held that most mutations in the genetic material have an effect on fitness (Dobzhansky 1970).
Mental disturbances following the experience of child birth which was associated with 'exposure to wind before the woman becomes clean' was a common view held by the participants which is consistent with a finding from a study in a rural setting in Butajira, Ethiopia.
Evidently, More regarded this position as likely to lead to the conclusion that humans could also be counted as living creatures without souls (it is not clear whether there were contemporary Cartesians who held this, but it certainly became a common view in the period of the Enlightenment).
Robert Hannigan, the UK's Director of Government Communications Headquarters, described social media as "the command-and-control networks of choice for terrorists," highlighting a common view government officials hold about the dangers of social media.
A common view among those who hold this view is that, given its promising potential, embryonic stem cell and cloning research is a moral imperative (Devolder & Savulescu, 2006).
A common view was that promiscuity in men was overlooked, while women were held to higher standards of morality.
This isn't a common view.
