Sentence examples similar to colleagues perspective from inspiring English sources

This section in the corner of your i is supposed to be my chuckle-icious take on whichever news story has had us all clustering with our work colleagues, debating; swapping perspectives and, if you're anything like us, skin-care tips.

This brief essay considers the three papers of the special issue of Interacting with Computers by Picard and colleagues, from several perspectives.

And the hot tub comment exposes the male colleague's deep perspective on women as sexual beings--something that is especially troubling since he teaches at a women's college.

After the sale, a private dealer, expressing a sentiment shared by some of his colleagues, carped about the perspective that "distorted" the bridge, as he put it.

In this vein, the recent contribution of Keown-Stoneman and colleagues brings a new perspective to the study of prodromal symptoms of bipolar disorder.

The contribution by Sanchez-Mazas and her colleagues offers an updated perspective from human genetics, and the two following papers (the first by Takashige and his colleagues and the second by Hsieh, Hsing, and their colleagues), from plant genetics, also reconnecting to the multidisciplinary aspirations of the symposium.

In their article, Dell'Anna and colleagues provide an excellent perspective on hyperoxemia following cardiac arrest [ 1].

Kuhlow and colleagues bring a new perspective to the research field, since they examined telomere length in the relevant tissue, the pancreatic islets.

A smaller number of participants spoke about the lack of awareness by colleagues about the systems perspective of patient safety, and of the challenges associated with changing formal curriculum, specifically the challenge of negotiating with 'self interested' colleagues who express limited interest and time to develop expertise outside their specialty focus.

While Kent attends to pressing first-night matters, he asks three colleagues to add their perspectives.

People of color decimate the challenges given to them in the classroom and in our time away from our desks we often bring depth, nuance and unfiltered perspectives to colleagues that cannot see an issue from a different angle.