Sentence examples for as it was viewed from inspiring English sources

The entry of Ford Motor Company into European motor racing has been well documented, and the failure (as it was viewed by many) of the newly created Ford GT40 at the 1964 Le Mans 24 Hours is also well known.

But in the light of the events of the past week what happened yesterday - enthralling and beautiful as it was, viewed in isolation from the events that surrounded it - simply chilled the blood.

If you tried to argue that a club should be a club, belonging to the people who support it, that a sporting competition does not seem sporting if it is owned by one rich man spending whatever it takes to stockpile the necessary mercenary talent, you would be describing an abstract idea with which he was unfamiliar, and which did not match reality as it was, and as it was viewed from Abu Dhabi.

Interestingly, checking email did not tend to restore people, as it was viewed as a kind of work to read and respond.

This study did not have a control group over the full study period as it was viewed as unethical to withhold the walking intervention and consequently the possible health benefits that could occur from increasing physical activity participation.

Moreover, decades ago the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare proposed adoption of family medicine as a mechanism to limit health care costs, and this generated vigorous opposition to establishment of family medicine by the JMA that persists today as it was viewed a means to limit income [ 28].

Mr. Lassaw calls the effect "polymorphic," because the form of each sculpture changes as it is viewed from different angles.

Despite its emotionally loaded theme, the film is a scrupulously suds-free examination of motherhood as it is viewed in first- and third-world countries.

This is not permitted according to EU legislation, as it is viewed as disturbing 'arms' length'.

Fantasy sports betting is legal in the United States, as it is viewed as a game of skill, and not luck.

This paper thus explores the relation between decision-making as it is viewed in the theoretical roots of ESV and also as it is depicted in disciplines that take decision as their central topic.