Sentence examples for point of view serving from inspiring English sources

So from the insurers' point of view, serving the individual market is a balancing act.

In this sense, the flashbacks, most of which are from her point of view, serve as fragments of a puzzle that you slowly piece together, at least in part.

It's knowing that they are going to do something that serves their point of view, serves the work; respects the opportunity they've been given.

The notion that the computer program and its standards [ 53] from a social point of view serve as a "means for collaboration, shared meaning and far-reaching coordination among different health care professionals" (p 207) did not seem to be the view of many staff.

The juicy satirical revue 'FORBIDDEN BROADWAY: ALIVE AND KICKING' offers plenty of ammunition for either point of view, while serving equally tasty entertainment for both lovers and haters of song-and-dance shows, at the 47th Street Theater.

The only story told from a female point of view could serve as the collection's ars poetica.

Their misreadings -- of each other's culture as well as personal point of view -- serve to illustrate Johnson's argument that it's difficult, if not impossible, to see past our own blinders.

Mr. Brannaman's willingness to see things from the horse's point of view has served as a taunt to the more traditionally minded.

In other words, the green point of view can serve as a powerful cost reduction tool by eliminating waste.

From a functional point of view, it served as a common hepatic vein.

On the other hand, from the point of view of the serving CellID, these are depicted in Fig. 16a, where different icons identify each serving cell per position and line along the corridor.