Sentence examples for limited perspectives from inspiring English sources

While many of the studies had been elegantly executed, most of them had focused mainly on several key molecules or parameters hence yielding important, albeit limited, perspectives of the iono-osmoregulation changes in response to different environmental salinities.

Both are flawed by their limited perspectives.

Many theories of the causes of alcoholism rest on the limited perspectives of specialists in particular disciplines or professions.

Lutterworth is a small market town in middle England, which despite being only 20 miles from Leicester, seems wrapped in the same small-town shroud of limited perspectives that it was in 1987.

That's because homogenous cultures lead to limited perspectives and potential lack of awareness of things that may be more obvious to diverse groups of people.

Most approaches focus on limited perspectives on cognition or simply ignore the political, psychological, and philosophical aspects of the concept of intelligence.

Eakin et al. describe additional barriers, including owners' limited perspective about what can be accomplished, limited unionization and informal management structures [ 4].

Its performance is almost perfect: an apparently insouciant ease belies the intensely clever, dynamic writing and carefully limited perspective.

With a global, if somewhat still limited, perspective we were able to talk about how world climate differences can influence such a commodity.

(That Mīmāṃsakas argued strenuously against Buddhist and Jaina claims about the possible cultivation of omniscience reflects the stake they thus had in denying that there could be any epistemically unlimited perspective; language as such, in contrast to such individual knowers as the Buddha and the Jina, is not itself a limiting perspective).

This approach limits perspective, especially from younger trustees, non-alumni board members, and presidents attracted from beyond alumni ranks.