Sentence examples similar to with aligned viewpoints from inspiring English sources
In 2014, 42% of the US public chose the statement "God created human beings in their current form within the last 10,000 years" as the option that most closely aligned with their viewpoint (Newport 2014).
The Persian-language irannuc.ir website is government approved, and is closely aligned with the viewpoint of Iran's foreign ministry and national nuclear organization.
Inherent in the views of those opposed to LMWH for patients at the end of life may be an implicit paternalism given that patient choice is more firmly aligned with the viewpoint of offering LMWH in order to prevent or control the symptoms of a fatal PE.
This intimate viewpoint aligned Mr. Karales more with the strategies of the black press than those of the mainstream media.
From the viewpoint of employing comparative information, hxmatch (Witwer et al., 2004) as well as ILM predicts the consensus secondary structure with pseudoknots for aligned sequences.
Alan B. Krueger, the chairman of the White House's Council of Economic Advisers and an accomplished labor economist, presented chapter and verse of the administration's understanding of income inequality, economic opportunity and the fortunes of the middle class in a speech to the Center for American Progress, a research group closely aligned with the administration's viewpoint.
In a sense, it's a natural extension of the filter bubbles we tend to create by reading and sharing stories that align with our viewpoints, while ignoring or dismissing stories that don't.
They are seeking to create sufficient public support for their minority viewpoint that the Nuclear Regulatory Commission NRCC) is so closely aligned with the nuclear industry that it protects the industry from spending money on what the authors assert is a grave risk.
With a broad sample of viewpoints represented, we should see committees producing bills that are more closely aligned with the views of Congress overall.
Tough Enough focuses on these six women who are aligned with no single tradition but whose work coheres in a style and philosophical viewpoint that derives from a shared attitude toward suffering.
