Sentence examples for an exclusive perspective from inspiring English sources
The segment, which will last about a minute, will be broadcast at 5 15 a.m. and 6 15 a.m. every weekday on Channel 2. It will highlight the headlines and significant developments from a few Daily News articles deemed to have an exclusive perspective or angle on the news.
The 22 elegant, spacious guest rooms and stunning views of the Shouf Mountains from the garden afford guests an exclusive perspective of the lifestyle of princes and the land they once roamed.
"This clearly gives us an exclusive position.
McGinn et al. [ 12] adopt an exclusive user perspective on EHR and their study is limited to Canada and countries with comparable socio-economic levels.
Andrew Wegmann and Debra Ham round out this section by taking on the exclusive perspective of people of color.
It only provides some common ground for statisticians and biologists to appreciate their different, but not mutually exclusive, perspectives.
Several recent publications reflect debate on the issue of "endocrine disrupting chemicals" (EDCs), indicating that two seemingly mutually exclusive perspectives are being articulated separately and independently.
Thus, in large measure, the current "debate" has taken the form of two apparently mutually exclusive perspectives, but perhaps revolving around issues that may in fact not be disputed between the groups.
In an exclusive on TheRoot.com, Beverly Bond offers her perspective on the #whitegirlsrock hashtag that launched on twitter with accusations of reverse racism during the airing of Black Girls Rock on BET.
Thus, an equity perspective shifts from an exclusive focus on proximal issues, such as personal behaviors and lifestyle choices, to "upstream" factors (e.g. economic inequality, social hierarchies) that influence opportunities for health [ 4].
Perhaps most importantly from a historical perspective, these models deviate from an exclusive focus on isotopic differences in ground state vibrational frequencies as the origin of KIEs.
