Sentence examples for has a broader view from inspiring English sources
The move was of critical importance and explains much of what has subsequently happened, including the furious exile of the late Boris Berezovsky.Alena Ledeneva, a Russian-born sociologist at University College London, has a broader view about the relationship between petitioners and the petitioned.
John Russo, director of the Center for Working Class Studies at Youngstown State University, has a broader view of the problem, seeing Youngstown as one of many cities seriously suffering from problems of de-industrialization, race and class that inextricably involve suburbs.
Somebody who has a broader view of it, a greater intelligence than our own was looking out for us.
Mr. Klein, from Argentina, has a broad view of what can be accomplished by a big band; traces of Hermeto Pascoal, Steve Reich and Kenny Wheeler filter through his music, and he achieves a choral effect in his broad saxophone section.
The 12-unit building stands at the end of a long driveway, insulating it from the noise of nearby traffic, and on a hillside, so the couple's apartment has a broad view of Sydney Harbor even though it is on the first floor.
That means an ISP has a broad view of all of its customers' unencrypted online activity — when we are online, the websites we visit, and the apps we use.
Tjian is "an outstanding scientist, he's an excellent mentor to students and postdoctoral fellows, he's interested in education, he has a reputation for being very organized, and he has a broad view of biology and medicine," says Goldstein, a Nobel Prize-winning biochemist at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center in Dallas, who has known Tjian for more than 20 years.
Taking over for her will be Steve Binkley, currently associate director for advanced scientific computing research, who has a long record at DOE. "He has a broad view across all of the programs," Mason says, "which will be very beneficial because there will be less of a learning curve going into the job".
James Joyce had a broader view.
