Sentence examples for become viewed from inspiring English sources

But distant events necessarily become viewed differently over time.

She is also helping the sport overcome raffish regional roots to become viewed as wholesome family entertainment for the nation.

They had become viewed, in the words of Theresa May, one of their few prominent women MPs, as the "nasty party".

There is evidently a perception issue when it comes to vocational education; it has become viewed by some as a second-tier offering.

It is only in recent years, with his groundbreaking plan to withdraw from Gaza, that he has become viewed as statesman, earning respect from all sides of the political spectrum.

Hensher fears the Booker will become viewed as a minor American award, but the prize's chairman, Jonathan Taylor, said a failure to change the rules would be like not allowing China into the Olympics.

The windows become viewing stations to stare out of – transfixed by every small jet that magically lifts from the ground carrying tonnes of travellers and trinkets.

Balconies around Monaco become viewing areas for the race too.

It has been suggested that in an era in which ART and other HIV care is becoming increasingly accessible, and HIV becomes viewed as a manageable disease, stigma and discrimination may reduce [ 5, 6, 8, 16, 20].

Over time, "maximizing shareholder value" became viewed as the primary task of the corporation.

Even before Mr. Fifer stepped down as cellist, he became viewed more as an authority figure.