Sentence examples for some perspective that from inspiring English sources

For some perspective, that's faster than Audi's $100,000-plus 100,000-plus R8

We can also give you some perspective that will help you invest for the long term.

To give some perspective, that is more than one-fourth the daily consumption of oil products in India, an emerging market that has been a key customer of Iran's crude oil in the past.

"I have the impression that both sides are willing to re-examine their premises, and to see whether they can achieve a relationship based on some perspective that goes beyond the moment - in other words that goes beyond solving immediate problems," former US Secretary of State Henry Kissinger told the BBC.

For some perspective, that's about 139 days worth of video.

For some perspective, that's roughly 2.5% of media giant Comcast's capacity, but Justin.tv is run at a fraction of the cost.

Some perspectives that warrant further investigation in the future are also addressed.

But they did express some perspectives that reflect the real conflict at Dell these days.

Moreover, we observed some perspectives that were exclusively shared by our low SES participants and supported by the existing literature; this finding may further help to make a lifestyle intervention more appealing and accessible to individuals with low SES.

From some perspectives, that "why" comes across as almost radical — there were times, especially after 9/11, when it was brushed away.

A good example of such a defense is Hales' (1997)—who uses a "u" operator to represent "It is true in some perspectives that" and a "n" operator to represent "It is true in all perspectives that"—in order to establish that there could indeed be a consistent relativist logic which avoids the charge of self-refutation).