Sentence examples for maintaining a view from inspiring English sources

The purpose of this paper is threefold: (a) to review the origins of the term vulnerability; (b) to explore how vulnerability has been constructed within nursing and influenced by a Western-based neoliberal paradigm; and (c) to engage in a dialogue about the potential hazards of maintaining a view of vulnerability in nursing confined to an individualism paradigm.

The issue is whether the politician maintains a view of American governance that enhances and protects people in this country and globally.

A good designer should always maintain a view of the intended target platform to ensure a successful implementation.

But when he introduced relational holism Teller (1987) maintained a view of spacetime as a quantity: On this view spatiotemporal relations do in fact supervene on qualitative intrinsic physical properties of ordinary physical objects, since these include their spatiotemporal properties.

Lehman Brothers economist Drew Matus called the statement "modestly more dovish than expected," and said he wasn't surprised that the Fed's view didn't waver much from the one it had in September, when it indicated concern over inflation even as it maintained a view that it was likely to moderate over the long haul.

The department maintains a view area overlooking the townsite along US-6.

I have found myself rationalizing others' actions, whether they be local or in the news because I want to maintain a view that has become comfortable, even if it is unrealistic.

For Shilling 75, it is the ability of pragmatism to maintain a view of the internal and external environment that is distinctive.

One is to carefully try to bring it around so you maintain a view at all times… The other approach is just to bring it around like I did then, get a stable scope position, and then reassess".

Nevertheless senior representatives of NICE maintained a view that, "the public, generally, places special value on treatments that prolong life – even for a few months – at the end of life" ([ 25], p348]).

For example: "I use a combination of quite aggressive angulation control on my left hand, both up/down and left/right, and my right hand puts torque on the instrument… and I'm using left hand to maintain a view".