Sentence examples for better perspective in this from inspiring English sources
Adjusting for age structures in Africa and Asia would provide a better perspective in this regard.
To gain a better perspective on what this temporal pattern in enriched connections between dioxin-modulated genes might mean, we analyzed Gene Ontology categories (GOs) associated with the connected nodes.
To gain a better perspective on what this temporal pattern in enriched connections between 1α,25(OH 2D3-altered genes might mean, we analyzed the GOH 2D3-alteredssociated with the connected nodes in the context of interactome.
This interview gives better perspective over what makes this startup different in the eyes of investors only a few months after the company's inception.
So why the need to define his philosophy all over again in this week's massively-hyped and embarrassingly awful speech to the Women's Institute?His own explanation is that the advent of Baby Blair, his fourth child, has caused a "lot of reflecting"; life is "in better perspective"; there is "a renewed sense of purpose".
"Sometimes something historical gives you a better perspective," he said in a 1980 interview.
Rush Holt and Frank Pallone attacked Booker's support for school vouchers, while Booker sought to show that his leadership of New Jersey's largest city gives him a better perspective than experience in Washington.
"One of the encouraging things about the election of President Trump is that we should finally be able to see this issue in better perspective".
App Annie says that in its analysis of connected device apps, 27 of the 30 it studied between August 2013 and August 2014 grew roughly 50% in aggregate downloads on iOS and Google Play combined, in the U.S. To put that number in better perspective: all apps outside games grew just 2% during the same time frame.
No one has put the F-word in better perspective than an Indian professor of English who offers a learned lesson in its myriad grammatically legitimate uses and, in so doing, sort of cauterizes it.
