Sentence examples for views that problem from inspiring English sources

It was unexpected that significant proportions of the participants held the views that "problem like John/Mary's is dangerous" and "persons with depression are unpredictable".

Psychologism, in philosophy, the view that problems of epistemology (i.e., of the validity of human knowledge) can be solved satisfactorily by the psychological study of the development of mental processes.

Taylor's views that the problem was diagnosed and that the bailout made the problem worse are persuasive.

This study supports the view that attention problems and conduct problems may play a part in the development of harmful alcohol use in adolescence.

But the view that the problem is merely a knowledge deficit is not correct - it is also a knowledge transfer problem.

Kosovo, like Jerusalem, he said, "is one of those problems without a solution, that must be managed," even if it goes against "the American view that every problem can be solved".

On his return to the United States, Ellsberg adopts the view that the problem is with the basic purpose of the war effort, not its efficacy.

Without citing China and India by name, it clearly singled them out, saying: "The negotiations must proceed on the view that the problem of climate change cannot be adequately addressed through commitments for emissions cuts by developed countries alone.

Author is of the view that this problem can be solved by developing a repair process taxonomy.

When Mr Eason gave evidence last year, the jury heard that he formed the view that the problem was one of crowd disorder.

Many of these thinkers were self-consciously countering a recognized misogyny in philosophy but, insofar as they deployed philosophical methods, they would seem to reject the view that the problem was intrinsic to the discipline of philosophy itself.