Sentence examples for beginning to be viewed from inspiring English sources

The lateral move is beginning to be viewed more positively.

It means they're beginning to be viewed as one of the potentially necessary tools to connect with an audience.

By the 1890s and 1900s the State is beginning to be viewed as an integral part of economic and political life.

At this time, however, public opinion about freak shows was starting to change and the display of human novelties was beginning to be viewed as distasteful.

Neurotrophins are beginning to be viewed as important agents in the IVD.

The global burden of CVD is beginning to be viewed as high as infectious diseases [ 13].

This season, he has begun to be viewed in a different light.

It was only in the 1920s that drugs began to be viewed as contrary to the spirit of sport.

Now that Arsène Wenger has departed, the concept of managers sticking around for a couple of decades will soon begin to be viewed through the same prism.

But by the Renaissance, dogs had begun to be viewed as individuals, pets with personalities admired for their devotion, bravery, companionship, playfulness and idiosyncrasies.

He also tried to soften the image of an organization that had begun to be viewed as hard-hearted because of its efforts opposing minimum-wage increases and expanding health care.