Sentence examples for nationwide view from inspiring English sources
By E. B. White The New Yorker, December 5 , 1931 P. 28This morning's paper says you are getting behind a nationwide View Article By Miranda Carter By Jia Tolentino By George Packer By Doreen St. Félix.
To get a larger nationwide view on this topic (across Canada), we conducted a newer survey with a revised list of questions in 2010.
But these cases don't just affect Ohio: they have contributed to nationwide views about Republican sleaze.The second big problem for Ohio Republicans is their choice for governor to replace Mr Taft.
Tonight, conspiracy peddler Alex Jones will have a major network as a platform to hurl demonstrable lies at a nationwide viewing audience.
A national Zogby poll from October 2003 entitled Nationwide Views on the Treatment of Farm Animals [pdf], found that 82% of respondents agreed that such laws protecting farm animals should be in effect nationwide.
This view was highlighted in a nationwide survey held in 2013, as nearly half of the municipalities stated that they were not going to meet their local climate change policy targets [60].
To improve the effectiveness of science teacher training, with regard to the impact of Chinese culture on teachers' views on the nature of science (VNOS), a nationwide survey of primary science teachers was performed in China in 2013.
In a Gallup poll in early April of 1,009 adults nationwide, 70percentt viewed Palestinian tactics as "terrorism" and not "acts of war," while 53percentt viewed Israeli strikes on Palestinian targets as "acts of war" and 39percentt called them "terrorism".
Unless markets nationwide begin viewing in droves thus far unseen, the battle for New York by the Yankees and the Mets will generate a lower rating than the 14.1 of two years ago.
Many people locally and nationwide are viewing this as a sign of how Penn State is a bad team and aren't giving Temple the credit that it deserves.
The Nationwide based this view on "anecdotal evidence" from surveyors and estate agents.
