Sentence examples for mixed Views of from inspiring English sources

"Mixed Views of Ponds to Control Mosquitoes" (Dec.

Other fund managers with a regional or global perspective had mixed views of the Indian market.

Americans have long had both great respect and mixed views of political discourse.

He had mixed views of Alfred Hitchcock: "I've never understood the cult of Hitchcock.

Indicating the mixed views of the company's prospects, Apple's stock spiked twenty dollars in after-hours trading immediately after the results were released, but then fell back to below four hundred dollars.

"There is no way you can expect Dongtan people not to eat meat," he says.Follow the footprintsA pioneer of the ecological footprint, William Rees of the University of British Columbia in Canada, has mixed views of Dongtan.

A majority considered it important to present a balanced synopsis of the risks and benefits of treatment, although there were mixed views on the value of conveying risk of SICH (especially when this was 'small'; 1 in 100 patients).

Joshua Rich from Entertainment Weekly had mixed views on the prospect of Michael returning in season four, because although Perrineau was one of his "favorite" actors, he liked how peaceful the series had become without Michael constantly screaming "Walt!".

Wednesday marks the 10th anniversary of Scots going to the polls with high hopes and great expectations - and Muir has mixed views on the achievements of Scotland's first decade of home rule.

As was the case in 1988, Dr. Hansen's peers in climatology, while concerned about the risks posed by unabated emissions, have mixed views on the probity of a scientist's advocating a menu of policy choices outside his field.

Residents from the areas close to Heathrow airport have mixed views on the possibility of further expansion in order to ease the UK's aviation capacity dilemma.