Sentence examples for from which to consider from inspiring English sources
For years now Ma Jian has provided Western journalists with a firm moral footing from which to consider the hazy issue of freedom of speech in China.
Your April 9-12 front-page seRampageampage Killers" supplies a factual baseline from which to consider the recent school shootings and brings due attention to the understudied issue of violence committed by women.
And the movie begins with an effort by Lanzmann to put the viewer — and himself — into a conjured setting of absolute horror, into a fitting standpoint from which to consider Murmelstein's story.
The opening chapter's anticlimax is a jumping-off point from which to consider the disjunction between life in the UK and in swaths of the wider world – and what happens when those conditioned to view humanitarian disasters as things that happen on the news are forced to confront their own vulnerability.
Google has its fingers in so many pies that there are quite a few angles from which to consider the above question.
While we wait I ponder: This border seems an apt place from which to consider the region's strategic future, and indeed to consider Ambassador John Bolton's recent pronouncements in the Daily Beast much remarked on by the Turkish media that President Barack Obama's troop withdrawals will leave Iran more powerful in Iraq and the Middle East.
Yet, as recently as March 9th, Verizon representatives stated that they have not actually received any information from Yahoo with which to consider a bid".
Which is great, because as we all know, celebrity marriages are great examples from which to build your own relationship, considering how long-lasting they usually are.
We propose here an interpretation procedure dedicated to the analysis of functional effects of SNPs derived from genetic epidemiological studies, which aims to consider as many different regulatory layers as possible.
I would also judge it pious, if anything could be so described which is at variance with the general opinion of the church, from which I consider it perilous to dissent" (Ep 1636, CWE 11 343 344); he advised that it should not be sold at Basel.
Mr. Jenkins this year began using lessons from Common Sense Media, which cautions students to consider their online behavior before they get into trouble.
