Sentence examples for be seen as high from inspiring English sources

Major said the summit should not be seen as high noon but instead as part of a process of negotiation.

His strategy will be seen as high risk by some of his backbenchers, who are increasingly worried that Ukip is appealing to the party's traditional working class base.

For those in Europe, the days of €1.3 - €1.5 against sterling are now over, €1.2 against sterling would now be seen as high.

"But if we make healthy eating seem like the rebellious thing that you do, you make your own choices, you fight back against injustice, then it could be seen as high status".

Finally looking at the advisory maximum concentration given by Boerstra et al. of mercury in living houses, i.e., 0.05 µg/m3, it has to be concluded that the found values can be seen as high.

I wanted to make a picture that could be seen as high or seen as low.

Jaime Moore of Los Angeles Fire Department said water was seen as high as 25 to 30 feet in the air.

"We're seeing as high as, or much higher in some cases, 30% earned impressions," Williams notes.

Should you worry that you will be seen as high-maintenance or feeble? A. Most employers are very open to accommodating requests from employees with specific needs, said Deborah Russell, director of workforce issues at AARP.

Social workers didn't help Victoria Climbie, for instance, because they didn't want to be seen as high-handedly intervening in an African family's culture; the predominantly Asian gangs who groomed girls in Rotherham were allowed to do so for years because the police didn't want to get involved with something so politically sensitive, and so on.

"While Cristiano Ronaldo and Wayne Rooney may be seen as higher profile in the UK, Park's popularity in Korea dwarfs theirs.