Sentence examples for be seen positively from inspiring English sources
Analysts argue that such a step would be seen positively by the markets.
While it may be somewhat reductive to think "Well, at least they're trying", compared to counterculture's complete indifference to society's ails, the pop world's increased championing of social issues can surely only be seen positively.
"It behooves predatory companies like Nix to be seen positively by their communities," says Roberto Barragan, president of the Valley Economic Development Center and a critic of Nix from way back.
While other announcements by Alistair Darling could be seen positively - the £60 bonus in January, for instance - last week was confusing for people planning for retirement, especially women with patchy National Insurance contribution records, people with small pension funds and the very wealthy.
The officials in charge of suppressing that fire are more likely to be seen positively, often as heroes, even when the fire was made inappropriately severe by the failure to reduce potential fuels and modify man-made structures before the fire arrived.
William too has created an audacious, brilliant model, but it will not be seen positively because the world does not want the poor to be partners in for-profit structures".
"It is very cool" (female, aged 23) As a hobby, gardening is seen positively.
That move might normally have been seen positively by investors since it raised money to pay down debt.
The physical world is seen positively as a noble image of the intelligible; the individual, earthly, animal body, on the contrary, tends to be regarded negatively as a hindrance to the intellectual and spiritual life.
The game received mixed reviews upon release; its controls and the Deadly Six were frequently criticized, but its visuals and audio were seen positively.
That's right, Tricky Dick was seen positively by America until five months into his second term -- a whopping 53-month streak, only surpassed by Eisenhower and Kennedy's perfect records.
