Sentence examples for guide our views from inspiring English sources

We need elites to guide our views away from the mundane and mediocre trash that sometimes passes for movies, music, books and television shows.

In the future, dynamic models of neuroplasticity based on the study of gene-brain-behavior relationships are likely to guide our views of developmental neurotoxicology and prevention of mental retardation and other disabilities.

The latest report IEA Market Report Series: Oil 2017 provides clear trends to guide our view about the oil market of the next five years.

Our past positions on any given topic help guide our present view.

A framework, used previously by the Evidence for Policy and Practice Information and Coordinating (EPPI) Centre at the Institute of Education in London, in their synthesis of children's views on healthy eating [ 11], was used to guide our systematic review of professionals' views of fetal monitoring during labour.

The ultimate value of the control theoretic framework is to provide a holistic view to help guide our explorations of the details.

Slender, delicate lines divide the windows, dissecting the nature outside into long frames that guide your view upward.

Cultural evolution as presented by Boyd and Richerson (1985), too, contains the transformative process of guided variation, which in our view seems identical to narrow attraction, as well as selection-like model-based and content-based biases, as described in Sect.

Rick Sherlund of Goldman , Sachs citing a slump in personal computer demand, said he expected Microsoft to guide views for the 2003 fiscal year below Wall Street estimates.

They use economic theory in the form of the neoclassical growth model to guide their view of economic data.

Now our intuitive judgments about what counts as a disability, and of how significant various disabilities are, do seem to be guided by views we have about the central importance to a decent human life of specific functionings and capabilities.