Sentence examples for perspectives available from inspiring English sources
Through music we can harness and share the richness of cultural background and identity, the breadth of life experience and alternative perspectives available in our expanding communities and enrich all our understanding.
Almost any special interest is highly appreciated, as it broadens the perspectives available to help solve a problem.
Now with unique GoPro perspectives available to broadcasters, watching live events is like being part of the action instead of watching it from the stands.
All of these UI changes could be summarized by saying that SocialText users no longer have to feel stuck in wikispace – there are now familiar and high-level perspectives available from which to interact with the wiki functionality.
We cannot appeal to any facts or standards of evaluation independently of their relation to the perspectives available to us; we can do little more than to insist on the legitimacy of our own perspective and try to impose it on other people through our "will to power".
However, in general, an algebra of the form K E does not arise in this way; and for these, as asserted in [95], "it is much harder to see any geometry hiding in QGr ( K E )." In specific situations there are some geometric perspectives available (see e.g. [93]), but the general case is not well understood.
Attorney Jack Brynaur writes the Contrarian Perspective, available at his Web site, Quite Contrarian.
In fact, there is no independent perspective available to corrupt human beings from which one may query whether the laws of a country are just; they are just, by definition, simply because they are the laws.
There is quite another perspective available from which current developments look far less menacing.
Stage 3 has proven to be valuable because it broadens the clinical perspective available to the AOANJRR.
Since there are numerous alternatives for allocating those resources, EEHT tries to make relevant information from the efficiency perspective available to health decision makers, understanding efficiency as the maximization of health gains obtained from the limited resources available.
