Sentence examples for perspective on the point from inspiring English sources

Speaking to enemies of one's state also allows the public to gain a perspective on the point of view of the very people it vows to destroy.

Looking specifically at certain indicators within the CSDIS gives us an interesting perspective on this point: coastal cities, although ranked highly overall, fare poorly in social welfare.

This has led to the so called "avirulence theory" (see [1] for a historical perspective on this point).

I didn't walk away with that impression; still, I respect Nance's perspective on that point.

To obtain a better physiological perspective on the aforementioned observations pointing to actin's role in stimulating the dephosphorylation of eIF2aP, we measured the substrate concentration in cells by quantitative immunoblotting (using known quantities of purified bacterially-expressed eIF2a to calibrate the assay, Figure 4 figure supplement 2).

In addition to changing perspectives on the end-points of intravenous fluid resuscitation, the choice of fluid is under investigation as well.

Extra point Perspective on the preseason: The 2008 Lions went 4-0 in the preseason and 0-16 in the regular season.

Herschel Specter (Op-Ed, May 20) makes a convincing argument for some perspective on the terrorist threat to Indian Point.

Without losing his perspective on the big picture, he repeatedly pointed out that in 19 live broadcasts, he only ever once - on Radio 5 Live - called Dr Kelly "an intelligence source" (rather than "a senior defence official"), a mistake for which he again apologised.

The urban tours can give passengers a unique perspective on the city, with tour guides pointing out the sites on land and sea.

Videotaping gives faculty members an additional perspective on the class session, and provides a point of reference when debriefing about the session with a CTL teaching consultant.