Sentence examples for prior views from inspiring English sources

Fed chiefs, whatever their prior views, tend to discover the virtues of discretion once they take office.

With continuous research on the ways to overcome PTs' misconceptions and prior views, future elementary teachers can be better equipped with the necessary SCK to teach fundamental mathematical ideas, which in turn may enhance children's learning.

Proportional trade-offs – as an enhanced form of the conventional absolute trade-offs – have recently been proposed as a method which can be used to incorporate prior views or information regarding the assessment of decision making units (DMUs) into relative efficiency measurement systems by Data Envelopment Analysis DEAA).

By contrast, with the buzz-led, and I'd argue more cynical, approach, an investor, without prior views on a particular industry, would pounce on a thesis because it sounds on-trend and work backwards from there, searching only for businesses that fit those categories.

As the Florida Republican presidential primary approaches this Tuesday, the candidates are doing all they can to appeal to the Hispanic vote, with some even going as far as softening their prior views.

But just as Falwell had overcome the traditional fear of being "yoked" with non-believers, his sense that the moral culture of the nation was in such sharp decline he needed to enter the political fray to protect his flock overcame his prior views.

Aetna lifted its forecast for full-year operating earnings to $3.40 to $3.42 a share from its prior view of $3.35 a share.

What surprised me now, at many decades' remove from my prior viewing of the movie, was how the astronauts' lives lacked specificity.

Bear Stearns analyst Peter Nesvold said the formal separation made sense, "though the precise structure supports our prior view that there was neither a strategic nor a financial acquirer interested in all of (the auto business) at a reasonable price".

The TiVo and ReplayTV systems, as well as one coming from Microsoft under the brand name Ultimate TV, also store data on program preferences, enabling marketers to aim specific pitches at households based on prior viewing habits.

"They may have suffered from the everyday phenomenon of cognitive bias, meaning that they unconsciously discounted evidence of innocence because it was inconsistent with their prior view of the case, or they were motivated to think of themselves as people who only pursued the guilty".