Sentence examples for this latter view from inspiring English sources

This latter view is supported by the fact that the levels and types of sports-related violence vary greatly from culture to culture, which strongly suggests that they are not the result of some universal human nature.

A study published by the High Pay Centre, a British nonprofit organisation, provides some evidence for this latter view: 46% of the people sitting on the remuneration committees of FTSE 100 companies are current or former lead executives.

This latter view has helped to create a growing gap between policy and practice, whereby policy is insufficiently informed by practice and the frontline is largely disconnected from policy – in effect ensuring a de-professionalised approach that leads to ill-informed approaches and poor-quality decision making.

This latter view has been reflected in the frequent inclusion of the Neanderthals within the species Homo sapiens, usually as a distinct subspecies, H. sapiens neanderthalensis; more recently they have often been classified as a different but closely related species, H. neanderthalensis.

Most philosophers have abandoned this latter view.

This latter view, on its face, looks unstable.

This investigation supports the latter view.

Partisans of the latter view were amply satisfied by this breathtaking encounter.

Conservatives this past week have been happy to embrace the latter view.

This week's paper seems more sympathetic to the latter view than the former.

Results support the latter view, although not for reasons that have been associated with this view in past studies.