Sentence examples for perspectives on the problem from inspiring English sources

On that Mr. Obama agreed, saying, "We have different perspectives on the problem".

But King Abdullah and Prime Minister Gordon Brown of Britain, who walked into the high-ceilinged hall together as a military band played, soon offered totally different perspectives on the problem.

"When stakeholders hold conflicting values and widely differing perspectives on the problem, initial interactions must be designed to promote valid exchange of information and to search common ways to framing the problem" (Gray 1985, p. 925).

Finally, we will offer some clinical as well as future research perspectives on the problem of VIDD in ICU patients.

They also experienced the excitement of seeing their efforts, both individually and as a team, produce results, and the thrill of knowing that they were contributing new understanding and new perspectives on the problem of antibiotic-resistant infections.

Following our mapping of stakeholders, analysis of the key-informant interviews and assessment of each actor's perspectives on the problem and solutions and their relative power and influence, we placed the stakeholders on an 'optimal fit model' which determined how much and what kind of attention should be paid to stakeholders (Blair et al. 1996, adapted by Varvasovsky and Brugha 2000).

However, their perspectives as well as those of women were not explored in this study as the researchers wanted to focus on professionals' perspectives of the problem.

Drawing from personal e-mails and notes kept throughout the crisis, I will share perspectives on the problems of regulatory capture and the continuing reluctance of bank regulators to fully acknowledge current problems in the financial sector, which are substantial".

In a proposal obtained by the New York Times, she wrote: "I will share perspectives on the problems of regulatory capture and the continuing reluctance of bank regulators to fully acknowledge current problems in the financial sector, which are substantial".

"Scientists and engineers working together on such a small team is pretty rare," Parness said, "but has generated lots of great ideas because our perspectives on the problems are so different".

The series gives the viewers a perspective on the problem".