Sentence examples for prevalent thinking from inspiring English sources

23 % Of UK adults are obese His findings contest prevalent thinking, supported by multi-national corporations, that claims obesity – and related diseases – are not the result of sugar but of high calorie intake.

While this may be in line with prevalent thinking, it is devastating to the organization itself and especially to the leader's ability to understand his/her own level of development.

Movements are defined as prevalent thinking and widespread action that results in long-lasting, often permanent positive social change.

The prevalent thinking is: We've discovered we're trapped in our bodies, so what human beings really are is minds.

The prevalent thinking is: we've discovered we're trapped in our bodies, so what human beings really are is minds.

This paper highlights some of the prevalent thinking and is intended to encourage new thinking on how NGOs can further this role.

This will require a paradigm shift away from the current static 'black box' thinking prevalent in social oral epidemiology.

But that they reflected, as well as shaped, the prevalent social thinking is hard to doubt.

The surprising surge seemed to pierce the economic pessimism that was prevalent in August, leaving investors thinking the economy might be ready to rebound.

One incident really got Malca thinking about how prevalent the problem still was today, was when a friend came to him for help with her physics homework.

Such integrated, system's thinking seemed more prevalent in the COP 21 house than in previous years... and this was inspiring.