Sentence examples for viewed as common from inspiring English sources

He just keeps pushing this far-down-the-spectrum view relentlessly, until it's viewed as common consensus".

"It's always been viewed as common sense in Germany to be pro-European," said David McAllister, the prime minister of the state of Lower Saxony.

Once considered rare, Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD) are increasingly becoming viewed as common disorders.

If the still-to-be-produced science standards are viewed as common core standards by the states (some 46 states have agreed to date to adopt common core standards in language arts and mathematics),4 then the teaching of evolution could become a much more prominent component of science education in the nation's schools for very large numbers of students over the coming decade.

But an honest examination of his 1948 platform reveals that most of the ideas for which he was condemned as a radical are now viewed as common sense.

In this regard, the impairment of NVC could be viewed as common ground for the vascular and neural theory of migraine.

But the point I want to make is that these are policies that I've always moved forward on, which I have viewed as common-sense policies that have a positive impact on the human condition of all voters, regardless of who they are and where they come from.

In contrast, at both sites (including a distal rural site 50 km north of Lilongwe, Kabudula Health Center), illness categories and etiology structures were viewed as commons causes and risks for preterm birth.

The united allergic airway is a theory that connects allergic rhinitis (AR), chronic rhinosinusitis, and asthma, in which seemingly disparate diseases, instead of being thought of separately, are instead viewed as arising from a common atopic entity.

Mr. Elon prefers to dwell on goals he views as common to both religions.

This classification is interesting and useful, and might even stick although I think the authors could have been more explicit in discussing it, for instance, whether some genes can and should be viewed as 'common goods' as opposed to 'public goods'.