Sentence examples for macro sense from inspiring English sources
In the macro sense, the museum could very well preserve the genre's early history, before it slips through our fingers.
Consider what's needed from the garden in a macro sense and avoid toting home flowers displayed around the cash register.
In a macro sense, I believe that lack of open book has created this meltdown we are in today.
She meant this in the macro sense — that it's impossible to gauge just how close one is to him.
Wadler said: "There are still many details to work out, even in the macro sense, not even in the micro sense.
In a macro sense, they were symmetrical, self-destructive clones; for anyone who isn't obsessed with rock 'n' roll, they were basically the same guy.
"[I]n a macro-sense, one of the most dangerous places on a college campus is a safe space because it creates the false impression that we can insulate ourselves from those who hold different views".
We all live with managerial incompetence every day, and these tycoon-brats and mortgage creeps and feckless yacht-bound financiers are, in a macro-sense, all of our bosses, too.
Nor is it the result of our world being out of control or some growing lack of values--even if that might true, to some, in a macro, global sense.
Mr Mboweni is lucky to be serving under a president whose macro-economic sense is not in question.
On the other hand, putative functions abstracted exclusively from behavioral measures, may or may not correspond to distinct physiological correlates or implementation, at least in the present, macro-anatomical sense: different timing or accuracy of response may not necessarily correspond to implementation by differing (cortical) circuits.
