Sentence examples for alternative viewpoint to from inspiring English sources

YouTube says the links will present an alternative viewpoint to videos questioning science or describing conspiracies about events such as the Moon landings.

And that is providing an alternative viewpoint to domestic news, which is very parochial," said Cathy Rasenberger, a cable consultant who has worked with Al Jazeera on distribution issues in the past.

The Gun Safety Club, a student organization that says it promotes the safe use of firearms, interest in shooting events, and education about current issues, set up a table near the protest to offer an alternative viewpoint to those attending the rally.

Along with several colleagues from the Institute for the Future, I had the opportunity to address some of these very concerns at the Department of Labor, presenting an alternative viewpoint to Secretary Perez and his colleagues.

Along with several colleagues from the Institute for the Future, I had the opportunity to address some of these very concerns at the Department of Labor, presenting an alternative viewpoint to Secretary Perez and his colleagues.

And that is providing an alternative viewpoint to domestic news, which is very parochial".

Thus it can lead learners to gain useful supplementary materials, shorten the learning time and offering expanded alternative viewpoints to use in the solution of assigned problems.

Each student brought with him or her different prior experiences, knowledge and skills that often created discrepancies and alternative viewpoints to a problem (Tan, Lee, & Cheah (2017)).

Switch to Twitter's own clients, as it wants, where it plans to "experiment with showing alternative viewpoints" to pop people's echo chambers…on a service that refuses to kick out people like Alex Jones?

An alternative viewpoint is to consider each of the 50 genes as an eight-dimensional vector.

By displaying content that the platform suspects you want to see, you may be less likely to encounter alternative viewpoints, leading to political or cultural isolation.