Sentence examples for qualified view from inspiring English sources

Political science research presents a far more qualified view, however.

Other authors have a more qualified view of the arrangement.

For all his caution about gunboat diplomacy, and his qualified view of the value of human-rights-driven foreign policy, in the past year Kerry has criticized the Bush Administration for refusing to send marines into Liberia, when both sides in that country's devastating civil war pleaded for an American intervention, and for failing to intervene more swiftly during political turmoil in Haiti.

This fact suggests that teachers' preparation is the key to providing students a complete and qualified view of the evolutionary process.

The majority of participants offered a qualified view that some research studies had shown that certain types of CAM could be effective for particular conditions or patient groups, for example acupuncture for pain.

The findings of these researches must be qualified in view of the fact that the experimental conditions are not always sufficiently controlled and the effectiveness of training should not be measured just by the number of accidents experienced by those who have undergone it [8].

Nonetheless, in his political writings immediately preceding History and Class Consciousness, he seems to (paradoxically) endorse both a qualified Luxemburgian view of proletarian spontaneity (for example in 1920b) and an elitist conception of party vanguardism (a "party myth", Arato and Breines 1979: 145).

Haykel emphasized that the Atlantic piece as a whole represented Wood's views, not his, and he qualified his views in ways Wood hadn't.

Our results qualify this view to a certain degree; at least as far as proportional income shocks are concerned.

The reality that changes in beliefs need not necessarily lead to changes in feelings qualifies this view.

Proponents of the standard theory often qualify the view with the claim that the relevant mental attitudes need not be consciously accessed in order to play the right role in the exercise of agency.