Sentence examples for broaden its perspective from inspiring English sources
Once the company started doing business with non-Chinese firms, he realised it had to broaden its perspective.
Rehabilitation should broaden its perspective and better recognize the compatibility problems between employment and family work, and the different role expectations in work and family life.
Not only should research broaden its perspectives from only focusing on psychological factors, lack of knowledge or religious and fatalistic beliefs.
For example, in its World Heritage Cities Programme, UNESCO is broadening its perspective explicitly to consider historic urban landscapes as ensembles, having for long been concerned essentially with individual sites and monuments.
Conservation biology will indeed benefit from behavioural research broadening its individual perspective and responding to the social need (and mandate) to preserve species in human-transformed landscapes [44], [45].
"Who of you was born before 1990 on 33rd Street?" But even though the Gaslight Anthem's geographical perspective has broadened, its musical topography remains more or less unchanged, with tough, ragged, determined songs that don't quite fill a room this size, though not for lack of effort.
Mr. Gauck pledged to broaden his perspective as president and to be open to discussion on issues that are pressing Europe and the world.
"My sense of it is that it insulated him, as opposed to broadening his perspective".
HEC Paris, which has been working with Indian Railways since 2006, has now signed a five-year contract with the company to broaden the perspective of its fast-track managers.
The social and ecological challenges for today's institutional leaders are starting to redirect the course of economic inquiry toward its oikos-related origins by forcing us, once again, to broaden our perspective.
To broaden our perspective on the function of melatonin signaling in metazoans, we investigated its possible role in the day/night control of zooplankton locomotion.
