Sentence examples for perspective in the same from inspiring English sources

To put all this in perspective, in the same year they bought Rovers they paid £130m for a new vaccine plant in Switzerland.

It argues that such experiences can be understood from a psychological perspective, in the same way as other thoughts and feelings, rather than being placed on the other side of an artificial sick/healthy divide.

The finding fills an important gap in astronomers' understanding of how planets are born, says Philip Armitage, an astronomer at the University of Colorado, Boulder, and author of an accompanying Perspective in the same issue of Science.

The new bearing may indeed be "a very efficient part of future molecular motors," says physicist Laszlo Forró of the Ecole Polytechnique Federale de Lausanne in Switzerland in a Perspective in the same issue.

Indeed, metallic nanowires are "a whole new nanoworld to be explored," say physicists Erio Tosatti and Santi Prestipino of the International Center for Theoretical Physics in Trieste, Italy, in a Perspective in the same issue.

Spacecraft software can be treated from a safety perspective in the same way as the physical components, it is important to understand why software is such a special problem and needs additional attention.

To put the level of inefficiency in perspective, in these same years the San Antonio Spurs, Miami Heat, and Boston Celtics spent between $245 and $258 million on playing talent.

On its face, the song — a ballad that alludes to Irving Berlin's "White Christmas," but with more of a Stephen Foster chord progression — wryly adopts a racist perspective, in much the same spirit as "Rednecks," a cringe-worthy Newman classic.

To put things into perspective, being in the same ballpark as New Zealand is not at all comforting, given that a kiwi gentleman died from a superbug resistant to every antibiotic just last week.

"Considering that it took less than 100 million years for the terrestrial planets to form, this incubation time seems astonishingly long," Martin Bizzarro, of the University of Copenhagen in Denmark, wrote in an accompanying "Perspectives" piece in the same issue of Science.

Over the past 10 years, according to Zoopla, property purchase prices in Brixton have risen by an average of 76%; to put this in perspective over the same period prices in Shoreditch rose by 62% and by 67% in Lewisham.