Sentence examples for lead to view from inspiring English sources

It's not how I want others, especially those I lead, to view me.

In terms of the PCT data extraction facility, the PCT professional executive committee and GP locality leads previously provided approval for the vascular screening work programme, including evaluation and publication, and for AFB, as the PCT clinical lead, to view and utilise clinical data to improve patient management and population health.

Giving students a good conception of the modern nature of science may lead to views that are closer to those of the scientific community.

First, giving students a good conception of the modern NOS may lead to views that are more in line with those of the scientific community.

Well-documented gaps in unemployment rates, earnings, poverty and wealth too often lead to viewing African-Americans as bystanders to America's economy.

The finding that temporal contiguity in the absence of reward is sufficient to lead to view-invariant object representations in the inferior temporal visual cortex has been confirmed (Li and DiCarlo 2008, 2010, 2012).

While this single stimulus presentation has been a useful first step in understanding how temporal and spatial continuity can lead to view-invariant representations, several researchers have recognised the paradigm's lack of ecological validity since natural visual scenes typically involve multiple stimuli (Stringer et al. 2007; Stringer and Rolls 2008).

The result is that Barack Obama is the sixth consecutive president who has been led to view Iran as a threat rather than an opportunity.

Instead, we were led to view him as some kind of reformed desert despot.

Participants were led to view themselves as experts on their experience through a facilitative stance of curiosity and incomplete understanding [ 56].

From here an easy 1.2-mile roundtrip trail leads to views of a 25-metre wide natural arch.