Sentence examples for aspect rather than from inspiring English sources
"Employers seem to think about the costs and punitive aspect – the stick aspect rather than the carrot," he says.
It may have taken four years longer but he, like Henry, has 100 goals for Arsenal and scoring is an aspect, rather than the essence, of his contribution.
The machine theory is described from a physical aspect rather than mathematical derivations.
In representing time, all these languages share a general preference for locating the process by aspect rather than by tense.
So we learn that the identity of pain goes with its sensory aspect rather than its affective aspect (as, indeed, Ploner's 1999 case study seems to show).
"Eighty per cent of cardiovascular disease is due to lifestyle and NICE should be concentrating on that aspect rather than offering pills to millions".
They've adopted some of the nastier aspects rather than the good ones".
Such junkets highlight Estonia's ultra-modern aspects, rather than its precarious present or unhappy past.But elsewhere missed opportunities are legion.
More obvious answers: choose the app that's right for your brand's audience, and if both are suitable, create videos for each that make use of its unique aspects, rather than shoving the same footage into both.
Likewise, the campaign for Soyjoy, sold by a division of Otsuka Pharmaceutical, "is focusing on the positive aspects rather than the negative," she added, recounting how farmers planted soybeans to replenish the soil with nitrogen.
If he throws up his hands at the clandestine chaos of the Roman parliament, happy to calibrate its farcical aspects rather than consider its implications for the country's governance, well, are there not millions of his fellow-citizens who adopt the same shrug?
