Sentence examples for in current thinking from inspiring English sources

The recommendations require a "radical shift in current thinking.

Despite the technical legal differences between the two cases, there are deep underlying similarities of principle; and the fact that one woman has been denied the law's mercy while the other has benefited from it reveals the confusion in current thinking about their and similar cases.

To jump-start conversation for an upcoming working session, participants have been asked to "reflect upon a keyword that provokes, confuses, inspires, and/or annoys you in current thinking about urban and/or urban arts engagement". This posting is by Christian Frock, founder and director of Invisible Venue.

To jump-start conversation for an upcoming working session, participants have been asked to "reflect upon a keyword that provokes, confuses, inspires, and/or annoys you in current thinking about urban and/or urban arts engagement". This posting is by Michael Dear, Professor of City & Regional Planning at UC Berkeley.

Emma Halls, chief executive of Prostate Action, said: "This research brings us another step closer to helping determine risk factors for prostate cancer, which is possibly the biggest issue in current thinking about preventing and treating the disease.

This study highlights a serious flaw in current thinking about AED deployment and ignores a basic premise that lifesaving equipment needs to be available 24/7.

"I got a taste of the coming reductions in Medicaid if current thinking continues," she says.

She's a "food historian", a profession that crops up more and more on television these days, as every genre tries to cash in on the current thinking that food is the only thing people really care about.

"In the current thinking, it is intrinsically threatening, and we want people to come only if they are carefully screened and controlled".

Whereas prior to the crisis the focus was on micro-prudential regulation, measuring the soundness and risks of individual banks in isolation, current thinking stresses the importance of macro-prudential regulation with its focus on spillover risks.

In the current thinking on value-based healthcare, we sadly note that the diagnostic process, as a whole, is not considered in the outcome evaluation process.