Sentence examples for be viewed as a given from inspiring English sources

While the Paris Agreement represents a huge opportunity for climate action, and the early ratification offers much promise, success should not be viewed as a given.

The ability of a 54-inch, 130-pound "kill vehicle" to shed the rocket that propelled it had been viewed as a given.

The question was, by whose standards and by what members of society would such a message be viewed as a joke, given that those who had access to it would probably not have any knowledge of the circumstances that led to it being sent.

Wentworth champion Matteo Manassero also has to be viewed as a genuine contender given the form that made him the overwhelming choice as European Tour Golfer of the Month for May.

The two men most responsible for what has come to be viewed as a disastrous deal have now given up their positions as executives of AOL Time Warner.

Google argues in the paper that censorship should be viewed as a barrier to trade, given the increasing importance of the Internet in moving goods and ideas around the world.

As a result of the acquisition — which can really be viewed as a merger of sorts, given the size of the respective companies — Fyber will become a subsidiary of RNTS Media and will continue to operate independently under its existing leadership team.

For example, the kinship matrix A reflects the expected fraction of identical-by-descent alleles shared by a pair of relatives and the G matrix can be viewed as a realization of relationships given the observed molecular markers or as a "molecular similarity matrix" based on the DNA polymorphisms.

In vitro data for a compound, obtained from meaningful bioassays, can be viewed as a response profile that gives detailed information about the compound's ability to affect relevant biological proteins/receptors.

We note here that the construction given in [ 18] showing that f(4)≥5 can be viewed as a special case of the construction given here when n=6.

Similarly to the process described in Section 3.2, this can be viewed as a prediction that the magnitude in a given bin will remain constant between adjacent frames, with the magnitude difference being the prediction error.