Sentence examples for wider opinion from inspiring English sources

Polls suggest that wider opinion is hostile to running public services at a profit.

"We saw that our customers required help beyond the data sets they had, and that they could benefit from a wider opinion.

Findings from the qualitative study served as an input into a questionnaire, which was used to elicit a wider opinion from 63 experts at the quantitative stage of the study.

However, Corbyn is prepared for a fight with the MPs who are in favour of the current proposals for military action by attempting to show they are out of step with wider opinion in the party, especially at grassroots level.

Lathwell, shy and diffident, suffered so horribly in the unforgiving light of others' expectations - Somerset coach Bob Cottam echoed wider opinion when he called the opening batsman 'the best young player I've ever seen' - that his fluent, wristy batting withered to stuttering incompetence.

Although resistance is likely from those who fear for their jobs or their perks, momentum and wider opinion could work in the pope's favor.

But Lampitt was handpicked by Ukip headquarters to represent the views of working-class people in the UK, and it appears no checks were made to examine his wider opinions.

This was in large part driven by limited resources and an absence of mechanisms to rapidly gain wider opinions from key sources including patients, caregivers and policy makers.

Today Scotland is solidly in favour of remaining in the EU while UK-wide opinion is much more evenly divided.

One EU-wide opinion survey found that people in countries that had joined recently overwhelmingly supported more expansion, while only 41% of citizens in preexpansion countries wanted to admit more members in years to come.

Between them, they more than confirm the message of the Scotland-wide opinion polls.