Sentence examples for wider views on from inspiring English sources

Professor Mansoor Moaddel, principal investigator in the report by the University of Michigan's Institute for Social Research, said attitudes to women's dress were closely related to wider views on gender equality and social values.

One approach to gaining wider views on the roles of proteins in biological systems relies on network biology.

As secondary aims we set out to describe the factors affecting procedural confidence, and to assess the wider views on whether these procedures should be core competencies for all doctors.

It covers various issues, including dealing with cruelty to animals, and also offers a wider view on greyhound racing, the welfare of free range hens, as well as puppy farms and the status of dangerous dogs.

The advantage is that the data used for assessment may cover many more situations and have a wider time-window of observations; this approach can have a much wider view on the cloud service (or its provider) than a single user does.

While in the previous section we have focused on the first steps of a user in joining the social networking platform and adding the first friends, we now take a wider view on gender preferences in adding friends and interacting with them in the social networking service.

In keeping with the theme of his collection, we spoke about getting "a wider view" on the topic of race in America and why it plays no part in skateboarding.

Bouchra and Zahyyeh attended the Summit to gain a wider view on what other communities around the U.S. are struggling with, and how Iceland has already addressed many of the same challenges, so that they can apply those problems to new projects back in Cambridge.