Sentence examples for years conventional wisdom from inspiring English sources

FOR years, conventional wisdom has held that as long as Israel faces the external challenge of Arab — especially Palestinian — hostility it will never come to terms with its internal divisions.

For years, conventional wisdom has dictated that people need antibacterial agents to blast "bad" bacteria from their bodies, and companies have produced a slew of products designed to do just that.

"For many years conventional wisdom held that standard analysis of variance methods are robust, and this point of view continues to dominate applied research.

With things going this badly for the Left, especially in an election year, conventional wisdom in Washington is that the best thing conservatives can do is nothing.

For years, conventional business wisdom has held that sustainability is at best a strategy to save money, through things like energy and water efficiency.

For the better part of the last 30 years, conventional investment wisdom has been governed by the so-called efficient markets hypothesis.

After the tribulations of recent years, the conventional wisdom is that the problem has been too much freedom.

They keep changing their minds every few years about conventional wisdom while at every instant appearing to be certain that they are right.

For years, the conventional wisdom has been that Franklin was badly misused at Columbia, forced to contend with rigid arrangements, unnecessary effects, and tired standards.

For years, the conventional wisdom has been that suicide terrorists are rational political actors, while suicidal rampage shooters are mentally disturbed loners.

"This is not some kind of experiment, is it?" For many years the conventional wisdom had been to treat lymphoma early.