Sentence examples for a third perspective from inspiring English sources

Update, Aug. 19, 12 01 p.m. | Lawrence Cathles, a professor of earth and atmospheric sciences at Cornell, has offered a third perspective, which I'll run shortly as a fresh post.

A third perspective is a dialectic one.

A third perspective of CSR combines the two.

A third perspective is the configurational one, which asserts that there are synergistic effects among best practices.

There is a third perspective: This is an example of the day-to-day reality of conservation biology trying to find ways of people and wildlife living together.

A third perspective is that neither sleep-disturbances cause pain, nor vice versa, but that both could be secondary phenomena due to a common neurobiological dysfunction [55].

A second perspective argues that some firms do learn and adapt to shifting environmental contexts.

Intuition in these situations is helpful and doesn't always merit a second perspective.

Another historian, Miklós Molnár, accepts the Wallachian origin of the family, but also represents a fourth perspective on the origins of the family.

Figure 5 presents a second perspective on these results.

A second perspective is that they represent the effect of environmental or lifestyle exposures.