Sentence examples for predominant views from inspiring English sources

We argue for a significant increase in regulatory power exertion, countering predominant views on decentralization as the prevailing governance response.

The predominant views held in this study population regarding causes of mental disturbance incorporated both religious/magical and biopsychosocial.

Predominant views emerging from the FGDs (focus group discussions) suggest that salaries had not increased appreciably under the unification reforms.

Predominant views of development – economic growth and structural adjustment – have underestimated the value of social development, education in general and girls' education in particular.

For instance, a study done in western Ethiopia before the 1974 communist revolution on traditional perception and treatment of mental disorders reported that traditional and religious views were the predominant views as causes of mental illnesses.

The main ones are knowledge, perceived risk/susceptibility, anticipated outcome/regret, self-efficacy/perceived control, intentions or goals, and subjective norms (individuals' perceptions of the predominant views of appropriate behaviour).

The predominant view among Patrick Henry students is that "you choose your life path, not that things happen to you," she said.

During the dotcom bubble, the predominant view was that the new information technology was about to completely revolutionise our economies for good.

Most labels had "new media" divisions of one sort or another, but the predominant view was that the Internet had nothing to do with them.

Now we look back and say, 'How on earth could anyone have thought that was sensible?' But that was for a time in fact the predominant view.

Among respectable commentators, the predominant view of that unfortunate occurrence has been that it was much ado about not very much.