例句與造句

1. It may be a comfort in a culture that values consensus and social harmony.
2. Once a connection is formed, based on physical compatibility, attitudinal similarity and value consensus come into play.
3. UPS is guided by a 15-member management committee of company veterans who value consensus and detailed analysis.
4. But Japan is a society that values consensus above all, and that can make history more complicated still.
5. In 1966, Chalmers Johnson came up with the Systems Value Consensus Theory, which explains revolutions as a violent reaction to ideological movements.
6. It's difficult to find value consensus in a sentence. 用value consensus造句挺難的
7. He values consensus, and he hates it when consensus breaks down, when some go to Christopher or Lake or the president with a different view.
8. The Systems Value Consensus Theory departs from others in that it claims revolution is a form of social change, it does not equate social change.
9. Nasir Tamara, deputy chief editor of the newspaper Republika, said statements like this sound a jarring note in a political system that values consensus and quiet dialogue.
10. Please understand that elsewhere, this is not the case, and please understand that I highly value consensus, and it is something which I would never intentionally impair or disrupt.
11. As a regulator, Whitman has valued consensus and cooperation over confrontation, styling her approach after that of the Netherlands, where businesses are given great leeway to arrive at goals for pollution control on their own terms.
12. Despite Rex's occasional pretenses to value consensus, my suggestion of a means by which we might achieve actual consensus was immediately shot down by Rex in a dismissive manner, claiming that I was " beating a dead horse ".
13. It's also an example of the way this deeply Confucian society has of coming together on an issue, a kind of catchword or rallying cry in a nation that normally values consensus and promotes social harmony _ and now demands what it calls " burden-sharing " for an economy gone wrong.