prevailing view

This was the prevailing view in the late 20th century.

"But the prevailing view of society is that we need new people to come to power."

That was the prevailing view in the medical profession too.

The prevailing view in the Capitol is that the measure will become law.

The prevailing view was that companies could always jack up production without much strain.

The idea that life did not exist on Mars became the prevailing view.

The prevailing view among many officials, and one shared by some energy analysts, is that California simply had a bad plan.

The prevailing view here is that in the short term, the government will give Louisiana everything it needs.

Certainly the historically prevailing view is that each supported the other.

In the last 20 years, the prevailing view has been to use the least invasive method possible.

Its ruling also appears to be consistent with the prevailing view in other states.

The prevailing view in the Capitol is that it will take another couple of weeks to reach a conference agreement.

The prevailing view is that a big party should mean big money.

This was the prevailing view of philosophers in Berkeley's day.

During this time, though, the prevailing view of the experts was that the city would soon bounce back, as it always had.

The magazine encouraged certain attitudes, among them the prevailing view of religious and social standards.

Now there was, and the prevailing view seemed to be that the son was beginning well.

Throughout the eighteenth century, the prevailing view was that species were fixed.

The prevailing view then was that trade liberalization may help stimulate economic growth.

"Ours is not the prevailing view, but I think it will turn out to be the one that lasts."

Going against this prevailing view, Ritter believed that it was more important to study living things in their natural environment.

The suits began to undermine the prevailing view that the American nuclear arms industry was safe.

At issue is whether the findings back or undermine the prevailing view on global warming.

The prevailing view in political and banking circles is that the Administration may also have a personnel problem.