Sentence examples for prevailing line from inspiring English sources
Mr. Elson and Mr. Ferrere conclude, contrary to the prevailing line, that chief executives can't readily transfer their skills from one company to another.
The prevailing line now is that you can sum up a person just as easily in a one-hour encounter, which is often the maximum time that an editor can bag for his or her writer.
According to one prevailing line of speculation about why ABC finally promoted Mr. Kimmel, the network wanted to establish him with younger viewers who have been defecting from the two aging superstars before NBC eventually installs its own rising late-night comic, Jimmy Fallon, 38, as Mr. Leno's successor at "Tonight".
Because the field is still in its infancy, the prevailing line of thinking has been to first ask companies to voluntarily tell regulators just what nanomaterials they are putting into products.
Yet what is often overlooked is the role of ideology, of the way that those embedded in U.S. embassies are willing to take the prevailing line simply because that it what they are pre-disposed to believe and they didn't have the opportunity or the willingness to figure things out otherwise.
During the Cultural Revolution, the genuinely mentally ill were routinely "treated" with political re-education, and healthy people who did not hew to the prevailing political line were often imprisoned in psychiatric hospitals.
Ambassador (General) Karl Eikenberry was studiously excluded from any central role in the review because he was out of step with the prevailing Pentagon line.
Although the second line ART program has been launched by NACO for six years studies to evaluate the survival and efficacy of the prevailing second line regimen are lacking in the country.
The prevailing American story line right now is seething anger at politicians: that they're corrupt, or heartless, or socialist, or dumb.
Highlights some prevailing trends and lines of research in some countries of Latin America, where currently rurality is analyzed not only from the geographical discourse, but through various social disciplines devoted to the study of the territories.
Arabs, along with Italians, Jews and others, were forced to litigate their identities in line with prevailing conceptions of whiteness — which fluctuated according to geographic origin, physical appearance and religion.
