Sentence examples for point in viewing from inspiring English sources

Other investigators see no point in viewing depression as anything other than a malfunction of brain chemicals.

By extension traveling on them seemed exotic, giving one a unique perspective and vantage point in viewing the American landscape.

"The evaluation, rehabilitation, appointment of a special master and eventual placement of the Vick dogs definitely marked a turning point in viewing fighting dogs as victims and as individuals, rather than instruments of the crime of dogfighting," he says.

These events, coupled with the Unite for Diabetes campaign and passage of the UNR mark an important turning point in viewing diabetes and other chronic diseases as global health priorities, and hopefully will result in more global initiatives, sustained funding increases, media and policy attention, and to change attitudes and behaviors.

But if Hobby Lobby wins on that point, in view of libertarian principles, the victory will be decidely partial.

therefore z 0 is a regular point in view of Theorem 4.1.

The operator T has a fixed point in view the classical Schaefer's fixed point theorem [[55], Theorem 4.3.2].

Detail discussion for fatigue fracture behavior was made through the observation of fracture surface and from point in view of the fracture mechanics.

Keeping this point in view, the effect and safety aspects of sodium valproate and GTN were assessed alone as well as in combination in this study.

For every percentage point drop in network spending, the five terrestrial channels lost two percentage points in viewing share.

Keeping these reference points in view required that they stay quite close to shore, but they made the transition to ocean voyages well out of sight of land thousands of years ago in various parts of the world.