Sentence examples for taking a wider view of from inspiring English sources

That said, taking a wider view of women's earning potential shows the myopia of a month-by-month assessment of income versus expenditures.

But many societies around the world do in fact behave as if loyalty, respect for authority and sanctity are moral concepts, Dr. Haidt notes, and this justifies taking a wider view of the moral domain.

But some say that taking a wider view of the regional economy, there is little difference if a company is in Lower Manhattan or a mile away in Jersey City, where land and construction costs and taxes are lower.

Let's start by taking a wider view of the skills essential for academic life.

Bezos says he is taking a wider view of the potential of a vibrant space exploration industry — rather than just going to Mars.

By contrast, those people living on the 9 are captured in a softer, timeless black and white, with the camera taking a wider view of the world around them. 5. Modernités.

"That helps me take a wider view of it.

His last book, A Useful Fiction: Adventures in British Democracy, published this year, takes a wider view of the post-Thatcher years and the problems besetting the governments of Blair and Brown.

Mr Carney is understood to want to take a wider view of managing the economy, rather than simply focussing on inflation.

Mr Carney, currently the governor of the Canadian central bank, who will succeed Sir Mervyn in July, is understood to want to take a wider view of managing the economy.

In the updated application, available now on iOS and for Android in a few weeks time (currently the Android app is the older version of Intro), you'll still be shown other group members who are nearby, but now the app take a wider view of your location.