Sentence examples for be viewed less from inspiring English sources

The cabinet appointments can be viewed less political mistakes than failed experiments.

But in the long term, it may well be viewed less favourably.

Because of this, many single women face a trade-off: actions that lead to professional success might be viewed less favorably in the heterosexual marriage market.

Mr Conti hopes that Terna's shares will be viewed less like Enel's shares than its bonds, which were traditionally part of every widow's and orphan's portfolio.

Arguably, the public corporation should be viewed less as a "series of bargains" than as a "series of coalitions". Compared to bargains, coalitions are less stable, less enforceable, and less predictable.

"Stoker" is his first American project, and maybe its glow of homage should be viewed less as mimicry than as sympathy for Mr. Hitchcock, another outsider who came to stage his thrills in the United States.

He has been viewed less kindly by more recent historians and scholars.

Months into her second term, her unwillingness to make hard choices is being viewed less charitably.

Democrats are viewed less favorably than at any time in modern history.

Sophie Gilbert thinks journalism as a university course is viewed less seriously in Britain than in the US.

According to a Pew research survey this year, Muslims are viewed less favourably in the US than in Russia, Britain and France.