Sentence examples for emerging point of view from inspiring English sources
Being black, liberal and Mormon, Ms. Driessen represents a small but emerging point of view that is in stark contrast to the traditional profile of American Latter-day Saints, who tend to be conservative, Republican and white.
Napoleon's secretary, Louis Bourrienne, summed up the emerging French point of view of the expedition: "Egypt was no longer the empire of the Ptolemies, covered with populous and wealthy cities; it now presented one unvaried scene of devastation and misery.
The African Virtual University, which is partly financed by the World Bank, uses satellites to broadcast televised courses to students in 15 African countries, who communicate with teachers by e-mail, fax and telephone.Another good thing about IT, from the emerging countries' point of view, is that it reduces the optimal size of a firm in most industries.
False negatives emerging from the prevention point-of-view data were slighted more balanced.
(More on that in a moment, because there might be some cracks emerging in that point of view).
Combined with the fact that the anti-CGRP monoclonal antibodies have, already at this stage with several trials still ongoing, the highest number of patients studied ánd given their excellent tolerability, these new agents are emerging, from a clinical point of view, as a promising treatment for chronic migraine.
Develop your point-of-view.
Tell from the proper point-of-view.
Consistently remain in one point-of-view.
The paper describes the emerging insights on the users' point of view on risk in using powered gardening tools.
