Sentence examples for this common wisdom from inspiring English sources

The goal of this study is to challenge this common wisdom and stimulate discussion.

Yet empirical verification of this common wisdom has been scarce — to our chagrin these past few years as lies in seven-league boots outpace a hobbled truth on platforms seemingly bespoke for this lopsided race.

But this common wisdom was questioned at a meeting here from 14 to 16 September in a study that found little evidence that peer review actually improves the quality of research papers.

But is there any research to back up this common wisdom?

But this common wisdom has been questioned in recent months, particularly with the January 2013 publication of a thought-provoking paper on the topic: The 4 Percent Rule Is Not Safe in a Low-Yield World (by Michael S. Finke, a Texas Tech University and University of Missouri finance professor; Wade Pfau of the American College; and David Blanchett or Morningstar Investment Management).

Motivated by the clinical importance of the degree of beta cell destruction at onset, a meta-analysis was used to determine the validity of this common wisdom.

Wolfram contends that this, the common wisdom, gets things upside down: the algorithm is the pure, elemental expression of nature; the equation is an artifice.

This is the common wisdom.

Interestingly, this subverts the common wisdom that "machetes don't run out of ammo".

This contradicts the common wisdom that compilers can exploit large, uniform register files as found on RISC architectures.

Much to our surprise, this challenges the common wisdom, but as Bob states: "Processing and canning stabilizes the nutrient level.