Sentence examples for perspectives not only from inspiring English sources

Fluent in German, Hebrew and English, Mr. Elon wrote for publication in all three, offering fresh perspectives not only on Israel, but also on its perceptions of the outside world and on European culture.

Broader views have emerged, and these stress the applicability of these perspectives not only to the top-level management of businesses but also to any non-commercial organisation.

So with regard to the issues of biogas in China, there are various perspectives: not only about resource, climate and technology, but also with social, economic, cultural, and political considerations.

With 'Italy facing a refugee crisis on a scale far beyond Australia's imagining' (King, 2016) it continues to be important to take global and interdisciplinary perspectives not only to migration issues but to the legal relationships that are shaping those very issues.

This is the first study to explore factors in the prehospital diagnosis of paediatric leukaemia from the perspectives not only of parents but also of GPs.

The investigations carried out thus far on sodium-glucose co-transporter-2 (SGLT2) inhibitors have elucidated new perspectives not only on the mechanism of diabetes, but also on potential therapeutic applications of this knowledge.

Nonetheless, the violent scenes need to be placed in some perspective, not only in terms of scale and comparison with other conflicts and not just because the trouble did not represent most of what goes on in Northern Ireland these days.

But from the post office's perspective, not only is the move into electronic commerce driven by irresistible economic imperatives, it is as natural an evolution as abandoning the pony express for the mail train, the railroads for airmail.

Camilla Mabbott, a director at C&M Consultants, a luxury real estate marketing company in London, said that she and others in her field had definitely had to become more creative from a marketing perspective, not only with publicity but also in terms of how they found clients.

This class really changed my perspective not only on evolution, but on life.

Such a broader perspective not only examines the interaction of instruments, but also captures corresponding policy strategies with their long-term targets and pays greater attention to the associated policy processes.