Sentence examples for taking the opinion from inspiring English sources
The identified factors belong to manufacturing and then consolidated by taking the opinion of experts from the field of power loom textiles.
In the methodology adopted, factors are identified through the literature survey and finalization of these factors is done by taking the opinion of experts in the Indian context.
57.8 percent think the school would take a report of sexual assault seriously, though the rate drops to 48.7percentt when just taking the opinion of female undergraduates.
Indeed, when the development of cisgenic technologies is considered to be "a result of taking the opinions and concerns of consumers seriously" [40] and is aimed to respond to consumer concerns, it fails to recognize the broader issues that are persistently addressed within society about GM approaches in general.
Rockstar responded in a statement, claiming "this is a case of people taking the opinions of a few anonymous posters on message boards as fact".
You believe him, too, when he says he takes the opinion polls with a pinch of salt.
But he said he told Mr. Biden that Ecuador would take the opinion of the United States into account if it eventually had to make a decision in the case.
And this tendency took the opinion that nothing can be known to be among the impressions to which one should assent in this way.
Does it make sense to easily take the opinion of the minority scholars and ignore the majority, when many argue that "Da'esh does not represent the majority of Muslims"?
Nick Robinson said the decision by the leaders to not take part in one of their constitutional duties but to head to Scotland instead showed "how seriously these Westminster politicians take the opinion polls".
I take the opinion that there the media and public relations hype behind Apple and Google smart phones are steering consumer investors in that direction, and RIMM has never been a winner in mainstream marketing, letting its product and word of mouth do the selling.
