Sentence examples for strongly held that from inspiring English sources

Finally, Table  4 also reveals that staff in all SPHs were of the opinion that courses offered were relevant to HSR; four SPHs (NURSPH, Rwanda, MakSPH, Uganda, SPHUoN, Kenya, and CPHMS, Ethiopia) strongly held that opinion and three SPHs (KSPH, DRC, MUSPHSS, Tanzania, and MUSOPH, Kenya) held a moderate opinion.

Their ideology is so strongly held that remarkably it's overcoming the facts.

On the other hand we have the conviction, also no doubt intuitive to the degree that it is strongly held, that we are indeed creatures of accident, alone with our brilliance unless accident has come up with like creatures elsewhere.

These political convictions--forged in the Cold War were so strongly held, that they blinded our 'flexians' to the mounting scientific evidence that acid rain, the ozone hole, second-hand smoke, and global warming were real problems, doing real damage.

As such, it could be strongly held that neural circuits controlling facial expressions and bodily actions related to an emotion concept like "anger" are tightly linked to our neural representation of the word denoting it.

This appeared initially attractive during a time when it was strongly held that the problem with anticancer immune responses lay significantly with failure of adequate antigen presentation to the immune system.

The same people, commentators, editors, and other talking heads who strongly hold that a woman has a right to do with her body whatever she pleases -- third trimester abortions, abortions without notifying her husband, piercing everything that sticks out and a lot that does not -- but not to cover her hair with a piece of cloth.

Sometimes people engage the world through strongly held beliefs that provide solace, but that may no longer work in the current reality.

That the belief in question is built on conceptual sand does not mean that it's not strongly held: ideas that have the least evidential basis often prove to be the most tenacious, a phenomenon that makes rationalists (rightly) despair.

But there is not a whisper of some strongly held suspicions that, far from being a "vessel, probably found at Bittir, near Jerusalem, AD5-15", the Warren cup actually dates from the early 20th century, and was made to satisfy an American collector, Edward Warren, who had an appetite for erotica (he commissioned, among other things, as MacGregor tells us, one version of Rodin's Kiss).

The poll of 1,000 voters taken on March 16 through March 19 by a Democratic pollster, Jef Pollock, and a Republican, Kellyanne Fitzpatrick, found that 59percentt of Bush supporters held that position strongly, as against 49percentt of Gore backers.