Sentence examples for different view about the from inspiring English sources
The study is significant for practice as it offers a different view about the face-valid rationale of supply management directly influencing firm financial performance.
Perhaps because he grew up high above the cookie-cutter suburbs, Steele has a different view about the standardization of the golf swing.
But other analysts could reach a very different view about the likelihood that deforestation policies can succeed over the next decade or two.
"Having been through the BSkyB bid and the process that I've been through, I would take a different view about the presence of officials in conversations that a culture secretary has with media proprietors".
Mr. Sinclair said one clear thing to emerge from the dispute was that "the United States and the rest of the world have a fundamentally different view about the whole concept of Internet gambling". Led by Britain, virtually all the countries in Western Europe now have companies that take bets from Internet gamblers, he said, ranging from horse racing to lotteries.
For he has a different view about the mood of the voters, or at least what their mood is likely to be two years from now when Mr. Reagan is no longer on the ticket and the people begin to think about policy instead of personality.
