Sentence examples for term point of view from inspiring English sources

Bernays (1922, 216) suggests that in finitary mathematics, only "primitive intuitive cognitions come into play," and uses the term "point of view of intuitive evidence" in connection with finitism 1930, 250.

The deal can only be justified financially "from a long-term point of view," he said.

Browne, managing director of the Tweedy, Browne Company in New York, agreed that the owner-managers are in a position to take a longer-term point of view.

Stuck in between these two extremes are corporate governance types who worry about issues like pay and share options, though from a long-term point of view.

A Group One-winning colt at eight or 10 furlongs would be even better from a long-term point of view, however, and, with the possible exception of Farhh, who suffered a dreadful run when third in Wednesday's Prince Of Wales's Stakes, their prospects look thin.

Whatever its merits from a long-term point of view, the idea that it is quite respectable for a country to alter the par value of its currency in certain circumstances had disturbing effects on the movements of short-term funds—effects that may not have been clearly foreseen at the time of Bretton Woods.

But the stock market may be taking a very short-term point of view.

From the long-term point of view there two main trends were observed.

"From a longer-term point of view, you could think of this as an experiment against advertising.

Therefore, from a short-term point of view, mandatory COOL of the main ingredient is "protectionism" in the sense of hindering international trade of disguised origin foods and protecting the consumers.

This approach allows to extract the Power Delay Profile (PDP) of the measured channel, and also to analyze the temporal evolution of this PDP on a long-term point of view.