Sentence examples for part of a perspective from inspiring English sources

The desire for certainty is part of a perspective that gives little weight to the needs of practice.

Sustainability economics represents: "... a broad interpretation of ecological economics where environmental and ecological variables and issues are basic but part of a multidimensional perspective.

Changes in the nature and security of work in the modern world mean that both the physical and psychological components of occupations need to be considered part of a lifestyle/environmental perspective on health.

Samuelsson and Nilsson (2002) [ 14] stress the importance of not seeing self-assessment as a separate activity but as part of a holistic perspective on how to structure ways of prioritising actions for improvement, collecting feedback, sharing experiences, and developing work procedures in organisations.

Business resources are part of an infrastructure perspective and from an operational view might be irrelevant, but are identified to be business critical by a business expert.

This study is part of a series of perspective processes carried out by FAO in different countries of the world in collaboration with its member countries and relevant stakeholders from the private sector, government agencies and other agencies involved in the forest sector of each region.

Your character's background and class experience will be an integral part of their perspective as a character.

This post is part of a series of perspectives leading up to the fifth annual Global Drucker Forum in November 2013 in Vienna, Austria.

This post is part of a series of perspectives by leading thinkers participating in the Sixth Annual Global Drucker Forum, November 13-14 in Vienna.

But seeing a black Republican on BET, as part of a variety of perspectives, feels far more productive than seeing one on Fox News, trotted out for the cover of diversity.

Fabritius seems to have first established a reputation for painting mural decorations with illusionistic perspective effects; A View in Delft, with a Musical Instrument Seller's Stall (1652) may possibly reflect this type of work, for it is thought to once have been part of a peep show or a perspective box.