Sentence examples for perspectives of a small from inspiring English sources

This study aimed to explore and understand the perspectives of a small group of stakeholders involved in health technology assessment (HTA) for evidence-informed decision making on policy in the Indian health system.

The findings of this research are based on the perspectives of a small sample of family physicians agreeable to working in this model of care.

Somehow though the perspective of a small town, accompanied by music you might hear at a local department store fashion show.

Even though support for settlements reflects the perspective of a small minority of American Jews, it increasingly appears to be the policy stance of major pro-Israel groups.

They work in groups to research and give presentations on challenges facing the cranberry farming industry and then write reflection papers on optimum pest control methods from the perspective of a small farm owner.

One thing is clear, however: The tale that Bowden tells is almost solely from the perspective of a small group of people in Washington, just about all of whom, in his account, were wise and selfless.

Michael Lewis does something even smarter and more original in "The Big Short," recounting the crash from the perspective of a small tribe of investors who had the insight and the audacity to foresee the crisis and profit from it.

Her voice at the opening of the book gives us the nave perspective of a small child, but almost immediately we get observations far beyond the scope of a child, and even descriptions of incidents at which Dolores was not present.

When Mailer compared "The Sopranos" (or, for that matter, "The Executioner's Song") to a "novel," he was speaking about its narrative techniques, but also about the way it succeeded in balancing the public and the private, capturing large segments of society in a single frame, through the perspective of a small group of characters.

This paper describes the life cycle engineering of an integrated desktop computer system from the perspective of a small to medium enterprise (SME).

It reflects the perspective of a small group of political extremists, not even the average NRA member.