Sentence examples for notable proponent of from inspiring English sources
John Fielden, (born Jan . 17 , 1784Todmorden, Yorkshire, Eng. died May 29 , 1849 Skegness, Lincolnshire), radical British reformer, a notable proponent of legislation protecting the welfare of factory workers.
SpringSource is a notable proponent of "lean software," a concept that is gaining traction in the enterprise space as a means of accelerating the delivery of business applications in the cloud.
One notable proponent of the law is the Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington.
Among conductors, Arturo Toscanini was a notable proponent of the opera.
A notable proponent of that view was the great Origen, who, in the third century, set forth a theologically and philosophically complex doctrine of "Apocatastasis" according to which all creatures, including the devil, will be saved.
His influence will undoubtedly continue to be manifest in geographical studies of landscape, not least in the journal Cultural Geographies which he co-founded as an outlet in which to showcase the 'new' cultural geography, of which he was the most notable proponent.
In the philosophy of mathematics, psychologistic views were popular in the late nineteenth century (the most notable proponent being the early Husserl (1891)) and even in the first part of the twentieth century with the advent of psychologistic intuitionism (Brouwer 1912 and 1948, and Heyting 1956).
One notable proponent is MapReduce, a framework introduced by Google in 2004 for the processing of large amounts of data [8].
Nevertheless, Étienne Bacrot, Boris Gelfand and Vassily Ivanchuk have all since used the Modern Benoni at the highest levels of competition, while Vugar Gashimov became the opening's most notable proponent.
There's a movement afoot that's making ingenious efforts to elude such questions altogether; its most notable proponents are the filmmakers of the Sensory Ethnography Lab, at Harvard.
It's bish, bosh, job done, as one of its most notable proponents might say.
