Sentence examples for public's perspective from inspiring English sources

From an industry perspective, there's real confidence in her, and from the public's perspective she's in the right place at the right moment.

"I know we have some growing pains, but the mission of the organization is sound, and it's all a matter of changing the public's perspective," Mr. Sutton said.

These photographs suggest something of the public's perspective, whether along an American highway or in the Niger Delta: from the outside looking in.

From the public's perspective, even pressing issues -- like the International Whaling Commission's coming vote on whether to allow some commercial whaling -- have largely been lost in the noise.

"From the public's perspective, the main issues are the restrictions, and in that regard the four flights and the 240-passenger cap are maintained," Mr. Rogowsky said.

But Dennis R. Hawkins, the executive director of the Committee for Modern Courts, said that from the public's perspective, opening the hearings would increase trust in the legal system.

24 To our knowledge, this is the first study to examine how religious antismoking pronouncements influence the public's perspectives about smoke-free laws.

In contrast, participants aligned more closely with basic medical and biomedical sciences were likely to highlight the importance of understanding the public's perspectives to develop public advocacy and trust in new research.

"So from the public sector's perspective, a lot of the money they pay to us gets reinvested back into the county and the infrastructure," says Carr.

"If the proposal is going to take more money than you'll receive in television broadcast rights, you've taken the first step toward an unprofitable Olympics from the public sector's perspective".

Cost-effectiveness was calculated from a public payer's perspective.