Sentence examples for towards viewing from inspiring English sources

This was a move away from seeing poverty as the result of structural factors such as low wages towards viewing it as the consequence of ill-advised lifestyle choices.

Williams himself seems to lean more towards viewing his posits as kinds of substances.

This new perspective called 'planned emergence' constitutes a shift from the traditional perception of strategic planning as a resource deployment process towards viewing 'strategy as aspirations and performance goals' (Grant 2003).

The Kariba Dam helps us to see how conceptualizing disasters as development problems shifts attention from viewing risk as only exogenously created towards viewing risk as both exogenously and endogenously generated by development processes.

For Apple, owning a majority share of mobile video views as the trend towards viewing on tablets and smartphones continues to spike means that it has more influence over the type of content and advertising that gets shown, which should ensure that developers tailor those experiences for iOS first, and then for other platforms second.

We believe that Supreme Court decision is a victory and another step forward towards viewing health care as a basic human right, as they do in other wealthy, developed nations.

Foresters maintained their control over forestry by shifting towards views that were still widely held by the public and could be experimentally tested.

The suggestion that the Neanderthal linage hominids had predominantly rich diet in meat derived from large game is progressing towards views which propose a higher nutritional diversity, at least in some regions.

Instead of gravitating towards views underscored by an established scientific orthodoxy, BC participants preferred instead to seek out their own rehearsed logic to substantiate and comprehend their situation.

That trend towards viewing addiction as a medical, rather than a moral problem has also been given a tremendous boost by the media focus on opioid addiction as a white problem.

Thus, our results might be biased towards universities that view CDEs in a more favorable light.