Sentence examples for term lens from inspiring English sources

A cadre of institutional investors is calling for a transition to a more long term lens.

Kapuscinski's lucid account should be required literature for newly minted Foreign Office officials wishing to develop a long-term lens.

"We look at these things with a longer-term lens," Ullal says.

TechHire has seen solid traction, but evaluating this effort through a short-term lens misses the point of its grand ambitions.

The term "gender lens" is a bit patronising but it does feel like seeing something clearly, the big difference with contacts is that you can't take it out again.

The term "direct lens block glaucoma" was proposed to differentiate this from pupillary block angle closure [ 10].

Kidding aside, historically, there was a point to the term "single-lens reflex" (yes, I use Wikipedia, too).

The term "gender-lens investing" is relatively new – coined in 2009, according to thinktank Criterion Institute – and there isn't much data yet to illustrate its growth.

They say that, and they leave it there, and they don't have policies to back it up and they don't necessarily have a long-term historic lens … I think Elizabeth Warren has really raised the bar".

To understand long-term contact lens prescribing habits of Canadian optometrists.

The Brg1 flox/+ Le-Cre mice appeared normal in terms of lens gross morphology (data not shown).