Sentence examples for broadest view from inspiring English sources

In the broadest view, Isis seems the product of a catastrophic war – the Anglo-American assault on Iraq.

Agricultural economic development (AED) in it broadest view encompasses the support of the agriculture and food industries from new production technologies to workforce development.

After a week of segments on climate confusion, oil sands and cities and efficiency, we moved out to the broadest view of the human adventure, with a discussion of the notion that Earth has entered an epoch called the Anthropocene.

For anyone who read Mr. Clarke in the 1960s and '70s, when space exploration and scientific research had an extraordinary sheen, his science fiction made that enterprise even more thrilling by taking the longest and broadest view, in which the achievements of a few decades fit into a vision of epic proportions reaching millenniums into the future.

It should provide researchers with the broadest view of what makes up the soil covering the planet's surface.

It's also my job to get them to educate me so that they'll give me the broadest view and context in which I am accountable for my decisions and results".

The cost-effectiveness results in this study are primarily viewed from a societal perspective, because this is the broadest perspective where all costs and effects are taken into account, regardless of who benefits from the health effects or who pays for the costs.

And yet, looking at the marketplace from the broadest perspective, one overwhelming fact stands out.

Unlike state-controlled media throughout the Arab world, he says, al-Jazeera regularly broadcasts dissent and opposing points of view, providing "the broadest spectrum of argument" that many Arab viewers have seen.

We then present our analytical overview; balancing competing priorities around treatment adherence needs to be viewed in the broadest context, including preserving family relationships and promoting 'normal life' for the child.

(FG1F5) Spiritual engagement was seen in broader terms by a few participants, for example, this participant with dementia viewed spirituality (in its broadest sense) as a way of nurturing her core self: It depends how you define spirituality, I always say you've got your cognition and then you've got your emotions and then there's the inner you.