Sentence examples for survey of views from inspiring English sources

A quotation from John Maynard Keynes on the virtues of liquidity goes to the heart of the matter in pointing out that "there is no such thing as liquidity of investment for the community as a whole".A survey of views from Wharton academics on the bail-out options favours America's $250 billion investment in newly created bank stock, over earlier plans to buy up bad assets.

(For a survey of views that could fall under the heading of "raw feel theory" as used here, see entry on contents of perception (section 2.1).

Schaefer et al. [30] reported favourable citizen attitudes towards feed in tariffs in a survey of views on domestic wind energy production in New Zealand and refer to similar findings in Canada and Japan.

To round out this survey of views, we return to informational theories, to look at some more recent work that is broadly in the tradition of Stampe and Dretske.

He ignores Dolpopa's pure, transcendental knowledge called ālaya, mentioning it obliquely, only in passing, during a final brief survey of views based on Chinese sources; he leaves unanswered the question of the final ontological status of the eighth consciousness; and he allows the views of Asaṅga set forth in the Bodhisattva-bhūmi to retain an authority he will later explicitly deny.

It is cited by Sextus Empiricus in his survey of views about the criterion of truth at Against the professors, i.e., Adversus Mathematicos [M] 7.162, 202, and modern scholars have conjectured that it was Sextus' source for much of that survey (cf. Tarrant, 1985, 94 6; Sedley, 1992).

Accenture's annual survey of viewing habits showed that young viewers are leaving TVs to gather dust in the corner of the living room.

Surveys of views on ethical issues among prospective participants in research, for example, should not be difficult to undertake.

This was supported by access to a substantial range of documentation relating to the Cluster and by surveying of views from 34 individuals working in regional and country level offices whose responsibilities included some work for the Cluster.

To help get there, future research should couple a thematic analysis of paediatric consent or assent forms with surveys of views and experiences of parents and children so as to offer a more holistic approach to evaluating the strengths and weaknesses of these forms.

In Europe, most of the surveys on views about route of delivery have been conducted in Nordic countries or the UK [ 22- 29], where CS rates are among the lowest in Europe.