The former, in Sarmiento's view, was incapable of turning back the tide of barbarism.
People were going hungry and, in Marshall's view, at risk of turning to communism.
The engineers there are academics they're not held accountable and they view the idea of turning their research into a business solution as demeaning," says David Willis, Plano, Tex.-based Meta Group networking analyst.
The pressure from AFP appeared to have ratcheted up after Hutchins had matter-of-factly reported Crowder's views in support of turning the provider fee into an enterprise.
The ensemble conspires to give us a narrow, concentrated view of a turning point in art and religion.
The emerging construction of post-classical agri-approaches may be viewed as a kind of turning point in agriculture.
It was, in their view, one in a series of turning points.
Post-choking incident, Jamie whisks Mindy off to the Empire State Building for a romantic view of Manhattan in hopes of turning her Valentine's Day around.
Bernstein, with his vivacious and scathing wit, might in principle have fared better in political satire, but his view of politics turned heavy and humorless with the Kennedy assassination, which he bore ever after as a personal wound.
The position achieved by the distal as well as the middle screw, in view of statics, turns them into a simple beam with an overhanging end, loaded with a vertical force.
