Sentence examples for considered from this perspective from inspiring English sources

Considered from this perspective, it starts to make more sense why problems—such as harassment and abusive supervision can remain unaddressed for so long without anyone taking action.

Considered from this perspective, Sen. John McCain's recent assertion that "history has already made a judgment about the surge" of troops in Iraq in 2007 — a statement meant to disqualify Chuck Hagel as defense secretary for having the gall to question the strategy at the time — qualifies as a nifty sound bite but is suspect on at least two counts.

Considered from this perspective, informal logic has become an integral aspect of a much broader multi-disciplinary attempt to develop an "argumentation theory" that can provide a comprehensive account of informal reasoning.

Thereby, it is shown that the NLMS algorithm, the Hammerstein group model (considered from this perspective here for the first time), and a numerical sampling scheme for nonlinear AEC can be derived from a unifying Bayesian network perspective.

Considered from this perspective, a moral explanation of how institutional practice determines rights and obligations such as that offered by interpretivism may seem to belong in the second part of a complete account of the phenomenon of law, the part that concerns whether legal rights and obligations, nonmorally identified, have genuine moral force.

Considered from this perspective, random texts are a case of maximum word creativity, and are not limited by a need to be understood (recall the meaningless examples of random texts in the Introduction and the Results section) but only constrained by the prior character probabilities.

The analysis was done by searching for challenges to long-term care, which in this review are considered from the perspective of management.

When considered from the perspective of feminist ethics, this finding seems to support the idea that it is characteristic of women to protect everyone's benefit, take care of other people's needs and sympathize with others [ 19].

This paper posits a different account of CIL, considered from the perspective of international adjudication.

It is considered from the perspective of the UK Defence Medical Services and their experiences over the past 20 yr.

Considered from that perspective, his 95% claim seems more persuasive too - if CS5 is right in front you, why wouldn't you ride on it?