Sentence examples for views the two most from inspiring English sources

Looking at Burrough's account of the conversation between Dyer and Governor Endicott, Myles views the two most important dimensions as being agency and affiliation.

In his view, the two most prominent New York City heat-related phenomena — open windows in overheated apartments, and clanking radiators — are prime examples of boiler ignorance and waste.

In Hernandez's view, the two most important factors in an election — both of them too subjective to be easily quantified — are a candidate's magnetism and the country's mood.

"It takes a complex subject and turns it into an approachable and fun game that is also a very deep and sophisticated simulation". In Hernandez's view, the two most important factors in an election both of them too subjective to be easily quantified are a candidate's magnetism and the country's mood.

In my view, the two most overlooked stories we've published are the one you reference (about the secret presidential directive signed by Obama to prepare for offensive cyber operations: essentially the militarization of the internet) and the document we recently published showing NSA gives unminimized commuincations [sic] of US persons to Israel with very few binding safeguards.

From a legal point of view, the two most important subject rights with regard to medical research are the right to bodily integrity and the right to privacy.

Selective catalytic reduction (SCR) of NOx with different reducing agents and NOx storage-reduction (NSR) are viewed as the two most promising technologies for NOx removal.

Yellin reprinted the book, which has since become a standard classroom text; it and "Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass, an American Slave" are commonly viewed as the two most important slave narratives.

All of the Justices, however, basically accepted her view that the two most analogous precedents were Hunter v. Erickson (1969) and Washington v. Seattle School District (1982).

Further proof of this — as if any were needed — can be found in the opposite views held by the two most prominent bear-fund advisers.

Walpole's debt to Henry James is discernible in The Duchess of Wrexe (1914) and The Green Mirror (1917), but in the view of JBPriestley the two most potent influences on Walpole were the highly contrasting ones of Trollope and Dostoyevsky.