Sentence examples for prominent views from inspiring English sources

There are two prominent views.

Other prominent views advance a single aspect, generally function or form, as primary.

It analyzes the most prominent views and storylines around key REDD+ design features among policy actors and in policy documents.

This section briefly sketches some prominent views about knowledge of the self arising from debates in these areas.

In one of these letters he attacked prominent views in England that Leibniz considered dangerous to natural religion.

It will be useful to examine the implications of these two prominent views of equity of access.

But a prominent view in the Romney campaign is that he has no need to further court Hispanics on immigration.

By 1848 Virchow had disproved a prominent view that phlebitis (inflammation of a vein) causes most diseases.

They are by no means a majority — ears and the back of the neck are still in prominent view on most little boys.

A more prominent view, he said, is that setting a strike date this season is necessary to try to force meaningful negotiations.

One prominent view comes from Roberto Penny Cabrera, 54, a former naval officer who says he is a descendant of Jerónimo Luis de Cabrera, the conquistador who founded the nearby city of Ica in 1563.