Sentence examples for a much broader view from inspiring English sources

We adopt a much broader view of such data but still seek a geostatistical modelling framework.

I took on a much broader view of the same subject.

The survey takes a much broader view of freelancing than the ABS.

Thus their cases will require the tribunal to take a much broader view of their legal mandate.

We've also seen in research since the Sydney Olympics that consumers have a much broader view of Australia.

Although, information theory and error probability motivated approaches are different, their combination provides a much broader view of the performance of space time codes in correlated channels.

So when "life happens" you are trained to view the situation from a much broader perspective.

"But we have a much broader perspective.

Three law professors from Campbell University, a Baptist college about 30 miles south of Raleigh, came out with a paper contesting this analysis, saying that this "much broader view of the amendment and its consequences has little support in the amendment's language or context, or in court decisions from North Carolina or other states".

But there is another, much broader view — that "history" is everything that has ever happened — not just to human beings, but to all living organisms, and to the Earth, and to the entire cosmos.

What we're seeing now is this much broader view for how to manage addiction.