Sentence examples for Offer a broader view from inspiring English sources

As expected, Kevin Wulff, chief executive of the WTA, attempted to offer a broader view.

Herein, we offer a broader view of performance management, including discussion of how it differs from performance appraisal.

This year, the centenary of his birth is hardly occasioning the kind of fanfare granted Berlioz, but an all-Khachaturian concert this weekend, with the pianist and conductor Constantine Orbelian at the head of the Philharmonia of Russia (with whom he has just released a CD to observe the centenary), will do its bit to offer a broader view of the composer's music.

With this study we couldn't verify whether fungal colonization is the cause or consequence of lung cancer but we can offer a broader view on the infective status of airways of lung cancer patients.

Open population studies [ 2, 3] offer a broader view of knee complaints, but often target specific age groups and also include patients that do not seek medical care for their complaints.

The campus will have wide, open streets that offer a broad view of the waterfront.

Close-up images of the sculpted gold jewelry by Luigi Scialanga and a zoom-in on other accessories offer a broad view of Mr. Valli's work.

Among the reasons suggested for the decline were the growing specialisation of law firms, reducing their ability to offer a broad view; a greater emphasis on profit by these firms; and the use of competitive bidding by companies buying legal services.

The older, official poverty line is still used to determine eligibility for government benefits, but the new formula offers a broader view of life both in and out of poverty.

So the new dashboard offers a broader view of an account's entire Twitter strategy.

It offers a broader view of mathematics, including ideas, procedures, concepts, processes, methods, and practices rooted in distinct cultural environments.