Sentence examples for perspectives when they from inspiring English sources
We spoke to three women with experience on boards to get advice from the inside: Guard against groupthink Groupthink is one of the most dangerous things in any organisation and diversity is the best ways to avoid it – people bring different angles and perspectives when they come from different backgrounds and experiences.
"One day they might have this perspective when they look at themselves in the mirror".
His friend Thomas Keller, arguably America's best chef, gave him a new perspective when they met at the Melbourne Food Festival two years ago.
Is it then so surprising that men are still learning how to adapt to a female perspective when they are outnumbered by women?
Despite their collective creative qualities, architects and film-makers are often susceptible to complete loss of perspective when they get together.
People once consulted advice columns when they wanted a broad, seemingly omniscient perspective, when they wanted to break out of their small network and take comfort in the notion that their problems were universal.
Pilots crash, surgeons slip, and politicians lose perspective when they're tired, while staying up all night to finish the job leads as often to knackered incoherence as it does to success.
From the suppliers' perspective, when they set residential energy tariffs, they have one thing in mind - profit maximisation.
This suggests that the difficulty in providing positive OTL does not arise from the instructor's perspective when they are teaching underprepared students, but rather when they are teaching an even combination of prepared and underprepared students.
From the listeners perspective when they download the Podbridge add-in the first time they will be asked a few questions so that advertising can be better tailored to them (how users will react to this I am not sure).
SPARE YOURSELF A NEEDLESS TRIP TO THE MALL by offering your kids a little perspective when they jump up and down and threaten to hold their breath until they turn blue unless you get them a hard-to-find new Sony PlayStation 2 before Christmas so they can play games that look "realistic," with up to 66 million polygons a second, please, please, please!
