From a responsible management perspective, anything we can do to manage that volume is important.
And business secretary Vince Cable stood by his "froth" remarks, arguing that perspective (anything between three months and two years, apparently) is required to judge real value.
In the case of a virulent pathogen with only palliative treatment options, from a physician's perspective, anything that reduces mortality (even slightly) is crucial or which may even have other clinical endpoints (such as reduced hospitalization or reduced symptoms) even if mortality isn't affected.
"The Vietnam War was far more complex from the Vietnamese perspective than anything portrayed in the Western media.
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It's not surprising then, from the I-Ching's perspective, that anything in the dream of reality can be represented as a model of its binary constituents, in a string of 1s and 0s, processed by a computer.
Fuck off, Arabella It wouldn't be true to say that Roger saw the funny side, or had glimpses of perspective, or anything like that; but there were one or two moments on Christmas morning when he was able to remember that things hadn't always been like this.
The photographs, however, remain indistinguishable in any moral or political sense from those taken of the Nuba by George Rodger, the English war photographer whose work inspired Riefenstahl, and whose perspective was anything but Fascist: Rodger, accompanying the British Army in 1945, had been among the first to photograph the corpses at Belsen.
"As someone who is part of the process that does that to people, when I talked to him, it was more from that perspective than anything else, to say: 'As low as you are, please understand that what's happening to you right now isn't really happening to you, it's happening to whatever caricature we've all created of you.
The camera looks down, or looks up, or is at the same height as you are – but there's no extreme perspective on anything.
And from that self-serving perspective almost anything becomes possible — as if Facebook is arguing that breaking data protection law might really be the 'ethical' thing to do.
