Sentences with phrase «wider view of»

Here you get a wider view of the new «Big Boy Beds» that we found at IKEA.

What makes it unique, however, is that many of his posts talk about retail from a global perspective, thus giving readers a wider view of the retail industry.

This gives children a wider view of grown - up values and a chance to have a special relationship with each parent.

Others have a wider view of «family» and may include other family members along with close friends who are like members of the family, even if they aren't related by blood.

Sue encourages professionals to take a wider view of how to support families, especially those in conflict.

A wider view of attachment and exploration: The influence of mothers and fathers on the development of psychological security from infancy to young adulthood

I am positive that once you have met with me, you will get a wider view of my enthusiasm in a sales intern role, encouraging you to hire me on the spot!

In anticipation of providing you with a wider view of my abilities, I would like to meet with you in person.

It is important that we meet in person so that I can give you a wider view of my talents as a hair salon receptionist.

A meeting between us will provide you with a wider view of my capabilities.

Next week, I will call you to set a meeting time so that I can provide you with a wider view of my abilities.

I would like to meet with you in person so that I can provide you with a much wider view of my abilities in the role of a housekeeping supervisor in a hospital setting.

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When we meet in person, I will be able to provide you with a wider view of my abilities which is why I will call you soon to set an interview time.

Volunteer however you can, it will grant you a wider view of the world.

I will contact you soon to provide you with a wider view of my professional existence.

Collating feedback from as many sources as possible gives a much wider view of your customer service offering.

Different devices will differ slightly — more powerful phones with wider screens will naturally play marginally better and offer you a wider view of the game.

She cited studies showing we see a wider view of the news through the lens of Facebook than traditional sources.

HTC's 13 - megapixel unit isn't bad for a mid-range device — and with its wide - angle lens, you'll capture a wider view of your scene, too — but overall Samsung just produces better - looking photos.

The predictive model can therefore have access to a wider view of risk information than would be possible when viewing only transactions and customer information from a single institution.»

But as drivers and auto owners, we have to take a more empathetic or maybe a wider view of the situation.

The court has before it a single case; major changes in the law should be predicated on a wider view of how the rule will operate in the broad generality of cases.

What this insight tells us is that many professional service organizations may be selling themselves short by not taking a wider view of referrals — both seeking them out and advertising around them.

(Click here for a wider view of Antarctica and the sea ice blocking the path.)

While Hansen tours the world, talking to governments and appearing in courts all based around this target figure, I have no sense from RC what the wider view of this figure is from climate scientists.

In laying stress on tidal movement, Hepworth hinted at her wider view of sculpture expressing the experience of being within the landscape.

That said, I think it's also important to look beyond MFA programs for a wider view of what contemporary artists are concerned with.

The result of a curatorial survey of the area immediately surrounding the gallery, the exhibition embraces a wider view of creativity and interdisciplinary thinking, less concerned with questioning what is and what is not «art» than with celebrating creativity, differing notions of which can co-exist side by side in the most unexpected and unintended of places.

Here's a wider view of the four works he had on display.

Harner, who's currently studying media arts, design, and computer science at James Madison University, calls her Torpedo Factory membership «a pivotal moment» and says that she's already taking a wider view of her future than she did just two months ago.

Among the other extras included in the Switch version are new unlockable outfits and two new cinematic camera angles, which allow the player to get a much wider view of a crime scene, as well as a closer look with a tighter, over-the-shoulder viewpoint.

On our journey of inclusive design, we have taken a wider view of our fans and a more inclusive approach to designing for them,» Xbox head Phil Spencer discussed in the post.

«But lets take a slightly wider view of this - we are a tiny fraction into this generation.

The stages might pan the camera back to give all four players a wider view of the playing field, but they remain identical in single - player mode sans the extra power - ups, leaving them as primed as ever for only one Mario to master them and reach the flag.

But at least the performance was solid across the board, though some frame drops do occur when the camera pulls out to offer a wider view of the environment.

The camera pulls out to give you a wider view of some of the areas, too.

What makes it unique, however, is that many of his posts talk about retail from a global perspective, thus giving readers a wider view of the retail industry.

Barclays Arrival takes a much wider view of what travel means than many credit cards, allowing you to use your miles toward Uber rides, ferries, meals and incidentals at hotels, rental cars and even buses.

A unique feature of the windows is that the glass bows outward providing a wider view of the city panorama.

I think I take a more wider view of investing in myself.

But lenders actually have a wider view of the issue.

The USDA website contains interactive maps with which you can pinpoint an address or take a wider view of a region.

The term it uses is «e-paper mobile terminal» pointing again to a wider view of its likely uses.

Unlike the up - close - and - personal style of a headshot, a portrait pulls back the lens for a wider view of you and your surroundings.

New for 2010, the back - up monitor system is equipped with a wide - angle camera, which improves the field of vision, allowing for a wider view of objects or people that may be behind the vehicle.

The implication here is that we owe that to NCLB, an assumption that is made problematic by taking a wider view of achievement history as reported by the National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP).

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