Sentence examples for more recent view from inspiring English sources

But these results fit with the more recent view that these skills are intertwined and interrelated.

It is clear that Mr. David favors the more recent view.

This film is strongly influenced by the more recent view, depicting Chertkov as a villain and Sofya as a passionate, neurotic figure, driven to despair.

A more recent view is that the S. G. should act as a partisan advocate for policies of the president, not as the legal conscience of the government.

The more recent view that a woman with children must become a superwoman who does it all, all at once, all by herself, male-style career alongside responsibility for the family, can now be tossed in a dustbin labelled 'non-human primate'.

A more recent view holds that tangible qualities are best understood as intensive features that vary in intensity along a single dimension of variation (Fulkerson 2014b).

Epidemiologists say the disparity is partly explained by lingering but outdated perceptions of diabetes as a slow-moving condition that preys on the old and obese, not more recent views of it as an expanding danger that is striking people at earlier ages.

(We should sharply distinguish this view, which we might call classical compatibilism, from more recent views such as the 'semi-compatibilism' of Fischer and Ravizza 1998).

(See Giere 1983 and Musgrave 1974 for classical discussions of these issues. Harker 2008 and Douglas and Magnus 2013 offer more recent views and rich lists of further references).

The game was also annotated by Hans Kmoch in the Chess Life and Review and I have revisited the comments and added more recent views.

Using the above references as our starting point, we thoroughly scoured recent literature to build up a taxonomy which represents more recent views, including new families and addressing synonymy.