Sentence examples for perspectives numbers from inspiring English sources

The Australian Council of Social Service released its submission to the Senate inquiry into the bill this week, urging the government to release a report of consultations undertaken for the policy, including information given to community members, concernsraised, community perspectives, numbers reach and outcomes.

yes there's a bin laden poster and a dozen saudi flags in #tahrir but just to put in perspective – numbers are low, we're talking hundreds.

To put EA's dominance into perspective, number two in the interactive game industry is Glen Cove, N.Y.-based Acclaim Entertainment, with some $327 million in sales expected for 1998 and a market cap of $497 million.

This was my first memory of math and I will never forget how it changed my perspective of numbers.

In this perspective, accounting numbers are viewed as signs mediating situated interactions.

We addressed this question from two perspectives: i) number of candidate classes and ii) agreement test.

To put where Obama now stands into perspective, his numbers now are better than they have been since his first honeymoon period ended, in the summer of 2009.

Yet despite the variety of perspectives, a number of common trends emerged.

From this perspective, the number-one word "inchoate" is nowhere near as mystifying as "mirabile dictu" at 2,778 or "baldenfreude" at 4,734 look-ups for its sole appearance.

From a broad perspective, a number of potential trade partners for the Mets were able to address their starting pitching needs elsewhere.

"It's shocking, from my perspective, the number of people that we all know who are recreational marijuana users," said Gavin Newsom, the lieutenant governor.