Sentence examples for In some perspectives from inspiring English sources

In some perspectives, platelet immune functions are protective, whereas in others platelets contribute to adverse inflammatory outcomes [ 2].

A good example of such a defense is Hales' (1997)—who uses a "u" operator to represent "It is true in some perspectives that" and a "n" operator to represent "It is true in all perspectives that"—in order to establish that there could indeed be a consistent relativist logic which avoids the charge of self-refutation).

Can you put what happened in 2001 in some perspective?

You have to keep this in some perspective.

"It doesn't excuse any of this but it puts it in some perspective.

Tice's time in Jacksonville helped him put his time in Minnesota in some perspective.

A trillion dollars is still a lot of money, but it needs to be put in some perspective.

Joe Evans of Bayville, who with his seven Border collies helps rid some Nassau green spaces of geese, put the matter in some perspective.

To place this ship in some perspective, the Exxon Valdez, which ran aground in the Gulf of Alaska in 1989, carried 53 million gallons of crude oil.

To put that first-quarter total in some perspective, it equals 87percentt of the $42.3 billion in corporate defaults for all of 2000, which was an annual record.

To put it in some perspective: the acceptance rate at Cambridge is twenty-one per cent, and at Oxford eighteen per cent.