Sentence examples for wider perspective and from inspiring English sources

We have a wider perspective and those who stayed have a narrower one".

There should be a wider perspective and three wins from their previous 13 games is obviously not good enough.

But look at it in a wider perspective and we actually have more in common with the creators of Trafalgar Square than we think.

Active viewers can flip around and get entire broadcasts from Britain or Canada, American allies who report with a vastly wider perspective and greater range.

It's a technique that has been criticised as production by committee, but Ross feels that it gives a wider perspective, and it has inspired him to switch up his entire approach to his own work.

Walter Doerfler, one of the session's organizers, emphasized that science "should seek a wider perspective" and encouraged a dialogue between academic cultures to further understand the complexity of life.

The film's wide perspective and deep focus have an ethical import as well: they bestow on narrow, constricted lives the dignity and beauty of art.

This review gives a wide perspective and unified scope on uses and possibilities of scale model testing for buildings, from the traditional configurations of Leon Battiste Alberti to new possibilities applying complex physics and new techniques of 3D-modelling.

He added: "We had a once in a lifetime opportunity to reshape our aviation sector and the commission has failed to fulfil its remit to take a 'UK-wide perspective' and in doing so has let down business people across the country".

These results thus attest to limitations of the current splicing code model in predicting AS evolution from a genome-wide perspective, and urge caution in the use of current ESR-prediction algorithms alone for identification of exonic motifs that are truly important for splicing.

We found it useful to adopt a more system-wide perspective and explore the complexity of the barriers and the context in which solutions must be implemented.