Sentence examples for Accurate perspective from inspiring English sources

The obligation of The Times is to provide a fair and accurate perspective on the fighting and its impact in both pictures and words — presenting both the good and evil that armed conflict can bring.

In fact, the lower gains obtained for the RD point Q 2 can be easily explained by the poorer quality of the key frames, which limits the SI gains, as it is difficult to obtain accurate perspective transforms when the reference frame quantization error is too high.

As SID-Cymru will link and review data in the period leading up to death it is important to ensure the match/end date reflects the correct time period (specific to each individual case), that is,  DOD not date of registration, to afford an accurate perspective on utilisation of resources and help-seeking behaviours.

Yet as two centuries of military history confirm, Wellington's was not the only or the most accurate perspective.

A more accurate perspective, Sorkin suggested, can be seen in a forthcoming documentary by Alexandra Pelosi called "Journeys with George".

If there is anything to lament about the short-sellers of Thomas Cook, is it that their critical – and accurate – perspective did not arrive soon enough.

The victory sharpened the Yankees' perspective.

Congress may have doubts, but the White House perspective prevails.

When they say this, they are thinking of Renaissance perspective.

Hatred has not fueled these games from the Islanders' perspective.

I suppose that from General Motors' perspective, that constitutes unfair competition.