Sentence examples for stable opinions from inspiring English sources

The method was successful in forming informed and stable opinions but the process was long and not engaging.

Providing insights to the impacts of varying decisions, participatory modeling could also be a means to challenge stable opinions that, as our research has shown, prevent stakeholders from considering alternative options.

At this time, the patients still remember the circumstances of modality choice and already have enough experience with their treatment to have a stable opinion on it.

Ultimately, countries are stronger and more stable when opinions can be aired freely," Pulitzer Award winner journalist Paul Moses told me.

Nothing is less stable than opinion, and nothing more liable to engender fruitless rancor; new technology bears a weighty responsibility for prolonging, even immortalizing, our merest verdicts, far beyond the guttering glow of their natural duration, and, worse still, for admitting those verdicts, however fleeting, as indictable evidence of character.

The tables illustrate the progressive convergence of the expert group decisions from highly scattered initial views toward a shared and stable group opinion.

"While it might be naive to think this will ever happen, we can only hope that Fox will own up to the activities and that its stable of opinion hosts like Glenn Beck and Bill O'Reilly will do the right thing and call on their company to return the contribution".

In contrast, favorable opinion of Mr. McCain remained stable, and unfavorable opinion rose to 45percentt now from 35percentt in September.

Contrary to the emerging narrative, it shows that Generation Y's support for public spending has been relatively stable since their opinions were tracked starting in the late 1990s.

This is in part why Aristotle endorses his second and related methodological precept, that we ought to begin philosophical discussions by collecting the most stable and entrenched opinions regarding the topic of inquiry handed down to us by our predecessors.

His centre-left rivals are too disorganised, unpopular, or inexperienced, while the ruling rightwing block enjoys a stable majority in opinion polls.