Sentence examples for this common view from inspiring English sources

"John's work with Margaret showed the way to this common view".

However, despite this common view that graduates will earn more, the ONS recently found in reality, graduates are earning less than those on work-based schemes.

"Inequality is soaring through the globalization period -- within countries and across countries," Noam Chomsky told a conference last fall, summarizing this common view.

"There's this common view out there about how to beat them, which is to move their big men around and play with tempo," stressed Mark McCall, Saracens' director of rugby.

There is, of course, some truth to this common view.

1. Philip Pettit offers some opposition to this common view about trust (1995, 208).

It seems as if years of inaction and shady environmental fact-veiling by the government have caused this common view-point.

In this case, the common view period is more than 20 min, which is beneficial to the operations on the ground.

Since the period varies with the height of the satellite in this condition, the common view period cannot be compared directly.

This challenges the common view that molecular sex determination mechanisms constrain endosymbiont-induced thelytoky in haplodiploids.

This challenges the common view that in the medical profession expertise relies solely on medical knowledge, technical skills, and clinical judgment.