Sentence examples for be viewed as trying from inspiring English sources

Global markets punished countries like Spain and Greece that didn't embrace structural reforms during the recession, so Calderón knew he couldn't be viewed as trying to spend his way out of tough times.

Crossing your arms can be viewed as trying to put a barrier between yourself and the other person.

Management was viewed as trying to use its position to push through low-priced deals.

In January he dismissed the head of the religious police who was viewed as trying to trim their claws.

REUTERS   Zell to Name New Head of International Operations  |  WALL STREET JOURNAL   An Activist Investor With a Quiet Style  |  Barry Rosenstein of Jana Partners told The Wall Street Journal: "I get a lot more out of these C.E.O.'s by not embarrassing them publicly, by not being viewed as trying to nail their scalp to the wall".

And in many ways any uncomfortable moments between the coach and the league's most dominant player could be viewed as Jackson trying to motivate O'Neal after a season in which the Lakers surrendered their title to the San Antonio Spurs.

While Bassel wasn't an activist, militant or political, his work to keep the Internet open and provide access to content could be viewed as subversive to anyone trying to "lock down" the Internet and free speech.

An ARIMA model can be viewed as a "filter" that tries to separate the signal from the noise, and the signal is then extrapolated into the future to obtain forecasts.

[3B12] Thus, the website, in particular video-based tools featuring both positive and negative aspects of diabetes and patient testimonials, could be viewed as motivating participants to try to change behavior.

NEIL: You wouldn't even want a majority of assets in the trust, or else it could be viewed as fraud – that you're trying to hide everything.

Tim Latham, head of water supply at Bournemouth, says: "We basically produce water but in becoming more energy efficient we want to be viewed as a green company that tries to do the right thing".