Sentence examples similar to more multifaceted perspective from inspiring English sources

The more inclusive the surveillance system, and the more multifaceted the perspectives and approaches to it, the more likely it is to be sustainable and relevant to policy.

In this first comprehensive history, Thomas König — former scientific adviser to ERC president Helga Nowotny — offers a multifaceted perspective.

Mr. Redden's approach to the flag issue was necessarily subtler and more multifaceted.

The OPM, with a $2.1 billion annual budget, is bigger and more multifaceted.

Atlanta is a comedy on paper, but the reality is much more multifaceted.

The probability for errors can increase when care practices become more multifaceted.

"It never bleeds into seeing you as a more multifaceted person".

To do so, we employed a set of behavioral and neural measures to capture a multifaceted perspective on assessing these brain-behavior relations.

We think that Al Gore might well have developed a more nuanced, more compassionate and more multifaceted way of prosecuting this struggle.

These online campaigns are often just the first small step in a much longer, more multifaceted change process.

Now Mr. Angeloni is one of the more multifaceted lieutenants of Mario Draghi, the president of the European Central Bank.