Sentence examples for perspectives to make from inspiring English sources

This Certification empowers managers to use intuitive financial techniques and perspectives to make better decisions in all areas of the hospitality business.

The chiefs wrote: "Diversity is not about identity politics, it is about improving the quality of the workplace; it's the antidote to groupthink – gaining a wider range of perspectives to make better decisions and, in the military context, enhancing our capability, that often intangible concept that is manifest in the conduct of military operations.

This article discusses the use of three perspectives to make energy projects more culturally informed.

Asking employees for their opinions can give you different perspectives to make better decisions.

"But at the same time you've got to continue the work we're doing on the military, governance and development perspectives to make sure they don't think we're giving up.

While the majority of what you see at major opera houses today will still be old hat, the digital revolution has paved the way for new voices and a diversification of social perspectives to make their way into the field.

"I would hope you don't need a gender-based perspective to make that decision".

"Al Qaeda has no one who is qualified from a Sharia perspective to make a response," Fadl boasted to Al Hayat.

"It's important for me from a leadership perspective to make sure that my teammates understand we have to win ballgames," he said.

In a rapidly shrinking world MBA students are being provided with the tools and perspective to make a difference in developing economies.

A notable feature of Vogt's drawing is his tendency to contravene laws of perspective to make side and rear views more visible.