Sentence examples for a useful frame from inspiring English sources

It's a useful frame.

Although the volume's chief virtue is to draw attention to patterns of fraternal anxiety, it also provides a useful frame for contemplating more general worries about race, politics, disease, and sexuality.

One field in which this is the norm is animation, where the specifics of the vocal track offer a useful frame for artists rather than an imposing challenge for performers.

And that provides a useful frame work through which to revisit some of America's economy history.America has in the past been criticised for extolling the virtues of economic liberalism and free trade despite having industrialised behind relatively stiff tariff barriers.

"One Nation" could provide a useful frame for Labour's arguments and a guiding light for the formulation of policy, but that depends on whether it is the beginning of a serious strategy to capture the majority or merely a rhetorical device for one afternoon in Manchester, applauded today, forgotten tomorrow.

Complexity is a useful frame of reference for disaster management and understanding population health.

The many different interests pursued by actors in the triple helix notion (Etzkowitz and Viale 2010; Leydesdorff 2012; Etzkowitz 2014) can thus provide a useful framing for the offshore wind energy innovation ecosystem.

This is a particularly useful frame in a Democratic era, when those journalists, editors and producers want a justification to create conflict.

In fact, for governments seeking to engage the private sector, analysis of context and capacities are potentially a more useful frame than generalizable outcomes of effectiveness.

Two pieces of research and writing help provide a more useful frame: the first is the work of the late Sumantra Ghoshal on selffulfilling prophecies in management theory; and the second is my own work on integrative thinking.

To address this sort of behavior, I want to suggest that 'human rights' is a better, more useful frame for dealing with cyber racism than 'censorship' and 'free speech.'.