Sentence examples for taking a historical perspective from inspiring English sources

Taking a historical perspective, Taylor showed that several strands and sources have gone into making the modern identity.

I hope that The Story of Swimming will enable swimmers like myself to benefit from taking a historical perspective on their passion.

I think it's because they're not taking a historical perspective, but when you look back 60 years, you see a persistent, relentless slowing of the expansion that this country has enjoyed.

Taking a historical perspective, since 1986, in Vietnam together with the emergence of MNCs, private enterprises have also flourished and the size of SOEs has grown significantly, encouraging a belief that economic growth could be the ultimate guarantor of the public good through the provision of employment, goods and services, and wealth.

Also, our bias to remember events from the recent past (vs. taking a historical perspective) affects our decisions as well.

This statement can only be revised by taking a historical perspective, although the present amount of overfishing seems to largely exceed the historical impacts of this activity.

Taking an historical perspective, the paper argues that shipping is fundamentally a derived demand arising out of, but also enabling, the spatial separation of production and consumption that are integrated through global value chains.

Evolutionary explanations, in contrast, are obtained via researchers taking an historical perspective (see Mayr [ 3]).

Protest in America 1966-2004," a film series at the Whitney Museum of American Art, Aug. 26 through Oct. 24, takes a historical perspective.

This article takes a historical perspective on the changing position of WHO in the global health architecture over the past two decades.

We take a historical perspective to gain insight into the determinants of changes in industrial leadership in the global mobile phone industry from the beginning of the 1980s to 2012.