Sentence examples for better thought of from inspiring English sources

Initially thought to be a motor [ 32- 34], the clamp loader is now better thought of as a timing device or molecular switch [ 35], related conceptually and in molecular mechanism to small GTPases such as Ras [ 36].

We treat depression as the problem, when it's often better thought of as a symptom.

The Bhagavadgita states that because action is inescapable, the three paths are better thought of as simultaneously achieving the goals of world maintenance (dharma) and world release (moksha).

DeMarco Murray (DAL) vs. MIA - Another talent who can't be benched, but he's better thought of as an RB2 this week.

"At base," suggests Gatrell, "18th-century satire is better thought of as a substitute for revolution rather than a summons to it".

Third, although they would no doubt protest loudly at such a description, states like Ukraine are better thought of as balancers rather than joiners.

Or are toe-in-the-water efforts like this better thought of as juvenalia, the reels buried in some dusty attic or archive?

Gladwell went on to suggest that bike races might be better thought of as akin to car races, where the application of science by a support team is part of the challenge.

It is better thought of as the politics of astonishment, a tale of misdirected incentives and misdelegated power.Golden carrotsHow big a gap should there be between the pay of an ordinary worker and that of the top executives?

It is recorded as an increase in foreign-owned assets in the United States, but is better thought of as an almost costless way of financing a good chunk of our current account deficit.

Others reply that crime rates have declined all across the country, irrespective of whether states have a three-strikes law or not.The law might work better and be better thought of if some of its rough edges were removed.