Sentences with phrase «one holds that view»

It didn't cost the company in actual stock price or value, but many hold the view that the legal troubles took Microsoft's focus off innovation, costing it untold potential profits, specifically in search engines, and permanently damaging its reputation.

Dido for his skepticism of the commonly held view that malls are a dying trend.

In a Gallup poll during the 2016 general election, 51 % of Americans said the president should release all relevant medical information, an increase from 2004 when 38 % held that view.

Now, however, Silicon Valley's reduced involvement frustrates civil liberties groups because of a widely held view that Section 702 poses a far greater threat to privacy than the telephone program, which did not harvest actual content.

It's not unusual for business school students to hold views that are on the left end of the political spectrum.

It's easy to see why Schwartz holds that view.

«We continue to hold the view that the old business of serving kids / teens with linear TV networks is doomed,» he wrote.

«The backdrop for the study is a widely held view that burnout and depression are separate entities,» notes Dr. Irvin Schonfeld, co-author of the study and a researcher from City College of New York, in a public comment on the WSJ article.

The views of the rest of the cadre of Fed papabiles, by contrast, holds views that are both well known and well articulated and roughly in line with those of the current Chair, Ben Bernanke.

Analysts hold the view that the independent analysis conducted by Grant Samuel and Associates looks shaky considering the poor half - year performance.

Currently, 45 % hold this view, while 48 % say their taxes are about right.

We held this view 50 years ago when we each ran an investment partnership, funded by a few friends and relatives who trusted us.

Equities are essentially 50 - year duration investments at current valuations, and even if investors are passive and don't hold any view about future market returns at all, one of the basic principles of financial planning is to align the duration of ones assets with the expected horizon over which the funds are expected to be spent.

Talk to me a little bit about how you came to the view, or whether you hold the view, that that is what we need, that a consumer - centered healthcare system is actually a good thing as opposed to a category of some kind.

IPIC's apparent decision to walk away from debt it jointly guaranteed with 1MDB — and the subsequent settlement — undermines the widely - held view that Abu Dhabi's word is water - tight.

A lot of people seem to hold this view but, at the end of the day, it really depends on what you're trying to achieve and how you're trying to achieve it.

These pages outline our current thinking and why we hold those views.

As we will discuss in this paper, we hold the view that there is a time horizon arbitrage opportunity in the marketplace, which managers with a disciplined investment process can capitalize on.

They in turn hire subcontractors around the country and they assisted us in... advocating on behalf of our very firmly held view that Herbalife is a pyramid scheme,» he said.

In Pittsburgh, 45 percent of residents said the Amazon jobs are needed «a lot» and in Atlanta, 42 percent held that view.

This was my own personal private opinion, but I held the view that the Naval General Staff should be brought within the Navy Department under the Minister.

At the same time however, we held the view that the Global Central Bank Put made it unlikely that the lows would be retested for a considerable amount of time.

«We do not subscribe to the widely held view that share price volatility is synonymous with risk.

Marr also mischaracterizes Daniel Webster, who opposed slavery and opposed its extension into the territories but was willing to make political compromises about slavery to preserve the Union; who fully expected slavery to gradually disappear in the Southern states; who supported plans for the colonization of freedmen outside the United States; and who in general held views on the subject that were strikingly similar to those of his follower and ardent admirer, Abraham Lincoln.

I don't know what other reason people really have in holding this view?

The acceptance that allows us to hold those views and remain a community simply does not exist in the midst of most Christians.

We do not force anybody to hold our views or values.

i am aware of one atheist who claims scholarship holding that view but he was readily exposed by fellow professors who actually knew scholars of antiquity and the atheist recanted his error publicly.

Would you say that for you, this would be morally good and that you wouldn't be wrong in holding this view?

Just to reiterate, I do not hold the views I am criticizing, I am saying that the views you have make no sense to me and I do not understand how you can believe there is meaning in your lives when you believe the things you do.

In this new move, the practice of preventing someone holding views regarded as unacceptable or offensive from contributing to a public debate or meeting, known as «no - platforming», will end.

Yes, I hold that view based on the Bible, but there's also non-Biblical reasons to believe it.

I would suggest you ask a Hewish person about their view of the Torah and Prophets — because they do not hold your view and yet «they love the Torah».

Christians hold the view that in the New Testament Jesus abolished the Ten Commandments and replaced them with two main commandments (John 13:34).

Those who hold this view believe that if people from different religious groups attend separate schools, our society may fly apart as has that of the Balkans, where Catholic Croatians, Orthodox Serbs and Bosnian Muslims slaughter each other.

I propose to show that insofar as Whitehead holds this view, even implicitly, he reverts to a Leibnizian position which fails to do justice to religious experience.1 I shall also suggest a way in which we can speak significantly of a temporality of God's freedom.

What evangelical would want to be associated with someone who smoked heavily, drank copious quantities of beer, and held views on the Bible, the Atonement, and purgatory which were out of place in the evangelical community of that age?

Hamilton himself held this view.

The media hounded Tim Farron for his Christian views; they did not regard it as acceptable for him to hold views other than those of the political elite, or the majority, Similarly, our belief in the personhood of the unborn child and the sanctity of their lives enables us to see abortion as a sin crying to heaven for justice, not merely some privately held opinion; for us it is most definitely not «a woman's choice».

I can only hope that all who hold your view adopt that attitude.

Those who hold this view say that since Jesus is no longer walking the earth, and since Israel has already rejected Him as the promised Messiah, this sin can no longer be committed by individuals today.

The other half held the view that Mary conceived by some unnamed man through ra - pe or seduction.

The first line says it all: «Most American evangelicals hold views condemned as heretical by some of the most important councils of the early church.»

But if, on the other hand, Jesus thought of the Kingdom as still future, and the apostles continued to hold this view, then their proclamation of the Resurrection and of the approaching Parousia had a somewhat different orientation.

There are some who hold this view, that the brutality of mankind was so great, that it was justice to kill them all, and among those who were the innocent victims in the flood (for certainly there had to be some), it was merciful to put them out of the misery of living under a horde of Hitlers.

Religious leaders and pastors also come in for some gentle chiding from Wuthnow, who thinks they hold views about human action and social change that are simplistic and individualistic.

You shouldn't be surprised that a Christian would hold this view.

Marx held the view that dependence on a transcendent God and full human autonomy are incompatible.

But Chesterton was entirely sincere, as Weizmann undoubtedly perceived; and by the time he visited Palestine he had held these views for at least three decades.

Logically, if I held this view I would view science as an inherently evil activity, since any natural explanation diminishes the activity of God from this viewpoint.