Sentence examples for are viewed as proof from inspiring English sources

Stepped up bombings and attacks against foreign contractors, moderate religious leaders and public officials are viewed as proof that Taliban insurgents are trying to send a message to Afghan tribal leaders not to cooperate with the American offensive.

The existence of this fight could be viewed as proof that boxing is struggling to crack down on performance-enhancing drugs.

In President Nixon's office, a lack of human sentiment was viewed as proof of mental toughness - an atmosphere that diminished the office itself.

That record was viewed as proof of superior management, and the battle to succeed Mr. Welch in 2001 was watched all over the business universe.

That no one moved the interlopers is viewed as proof that the villages were in areas of dispute between the English and the Scottish – neither side dared move them in case they moved their allegiance to the other side).

Until Thursday, Mr. Barbera contended, Mr. Greenspan's comments and the Federal Reserve's rate cuts in 1998 to help the global economy were viewed as proof that the central bank would not let stocks tumble too far.

The revelations were viewed as proof that Israel has been the unwilling partner in peace talks, refusing to consider the far-reaching Palestinian concessions, although it remains doubtful if the Ramallah leadership could sell it to an electorate wearied by fruitless talks.

This can, of course, be viewed as proof that Issa had firsthand experience of this negative business climate.

This can, of course, be viewed as proof that Issa had first-hand experience of this negative business climate.

Therefore, failure to replicate a finding across two different populations should not necessarily be viewed as proof of lack of true association of the initial finding.

In this setting, two outcomes are viewed as key, either one being sufficient for proof of efficacy, but with an ordering of preference.