Sentence examples for the binary view of from inspiring English sources

Data on birds in southeastern Australia are used to illustrate how the binary view of habitat can be incorrect.

Prime among them was the binary view of the world that the UN convention on climate change brought into being in 1992.

With the help of these courageous individuals, the "binary" view of society is slowly crumbling, giving way to a more inclusive conception of gender identity and sexual orientation.

If you take the binary view of "bisexual," then a sexuality specific to an attraction to men and women could be seen as being noninclusive of transgender men and women.

Then there is the thought that the binary view of bisexuality can be seen as phobic of anyone who identifies as genderqueer, or somewhere along the gender and sexuality spectrum, not identifying as male or female, man or woman.

These histories also promise to overcome the binary view of bioethics as either a radical critique of medicine, or its apologetic 'public relations division'.

She had, Danner remembered, "this binary view of the world, a little like Bush's comment 'You're with us or you're against us.' " In Pietrafesa's opinion, "Hillary needs enemies".

But now that cyber-criminals are scaling even the highest of these walls with impunity, businesspeople must shed this binary view of security.

When New York Times columnist Tom Friedman quoted me recently on the history of diminution of religious pluralism in the Muslim world, some of my Arab friends wondered if I had embraced the same binary view of one form of radical Islam being less of a menace than the other.

This unusual use of the word "consumer" suggests a binary view of the world: website owners are either businesses, or they're customers.

As well as putting pressure on the developing countries to move on from a simple, binary view of the world, the deal should also put pressure on some developed countries who have been moving away from tackling emissions.