prevailing opinion

The prevailing opinion was it would not be good for business.

The prevailing opinion was that I didn't go with it.

Still, the prevailing opinion seems to be that this time things are different.

The prevailing opinion is that it simply "does not work".

This remained the prevailing opinion until the last two decades.

While most minority and women's groups are trying to learn more before taking an official position, the prevailing opinion has been against the association.

The prevailing opinion among scholars, however, dates them to no later than the 10th century.

It then demands that she or he argue the case against the prevailing opinion.

The prevailing opinion among experts is that the banks will hold off doing anything for the immediate future.

Still, the prevailing opinion is that she won't run.

This seems to be the prevailing opinion among speech pathologists today.

Further, the university's academics will only be able to challenge prevailing opinion if they are independent of government funding.

The prevailing opinion, in fact, was that once the military buildup had been completed, victory would come quickly.

We had lost four established stars within a year, and, according to the prevailing opinion, they hadn't been adequately replaced.

After prevailing opinion is the single line if a company other company actually controlled.

The prevailing opinion was that Communion was no longer possible.

By 1996, prevailing opinion on the utilities in the United States had changed.

The decision was largely based upon the prevailing opinion that the Chinese were...

Then he filled out a long form about previous mental illnesses by writing on it, Prevailing opinion in dispute.

The critic thinks against prevailing opinion and opens up new avenues of thought about the work.

Our resolution on future enlargements must reflect the prevailing opinion in Europe.

As his problems continued, the prevailing opinion around baseball was that he was finished at age 39.

King was a cautious politician who tailored his policies to prevailing opinions.

The prevailing opinion was that the opportunity cost could not be applied outside of cases of limited resources.

Despite the prevailing opinion that young women don't get breast cancer, the reality is that they can and do.