Sentence examples for wide belief from inspiring English sources

It is a wide belief that the minimum variance controller should be the optimal choice, since we perform an experiment for designing a minimum variance controller.

The wide belief among many Democrats was that this was a rare instance where they could be loyal while also tending to their political self-interest.

The wide belief among leading Democrats is that the sharp-edge remarks against Democrats at the Philadelphia convention, particularly by Mr. Cheney, gave them an excuse to fire back.

SASHA FRERE-JONES: There is a wide belief, repeated over the last few years and across labels, that NPR is one of the only reliable consensus points for music.

"That being said, there's a wide belief that parents are real stakeholders, and that has not been appreciated as much as it should be, and too often parents are shut out of the process".

Throughout the music industry there is a wide belief that Pandora could solve its financial problems — the company, which went public a year ago, has never turned an annual profit — by simply selling more ads.

In Razorlight's best stuff there was always an element of pompous ridiculousness, tempered by a wide-eyed belief.

Some also refer to humanism, a wider encompassing belief that roots itself in the potential of human beings.

This discordance is part of his wider belief in the public nature of poetry.

But that popularity does not translate into a wider belief that he should necessarily be allowed to have a shot at running for Great Britain in the Olympics.

But the ranking system was also part of a wider belief by Maude in importing private sector approaches to shake up civil service systems.