Sentence examples for both viewed as from inspiring English sources

While rugby and cricket are huge, they're both viewed as "white" sports.

But when Republicans and Democrats grabbed what both viewed as an energy bargain, it opened the door to quick approval of the bill, a $983 million emergency spending measure, a renewal of intelligence programs and other legislation.

They are both viewed as men who have failed to live up to code and betrayed the community of men and, as a result, are less than human.

As for political reform, the two additional putative leaders expected to be part of a politburo of nine and who were left off the smaller team of seven, were both viewed as strong advocates for getting structural political adjustment moving again, an area of change completely frozen over the last ten years.

However, while women and minorities are both viewed as "subversive" and are restricted by the patriarchal society depicted in the novel, Lena Grove is able to travel safely and be cared for by people who hate and mistrust her, because she plays on the conventional rule that men are responsible for a woman's wellbeing.

The VEGF expression and migration ability were both viewed as the critical promoting factor in angiogenesis process and the representation of angiogenic capacity of BMSCs.

The Rangers would like to have the same options with Brendl and Lundmark, whom they both view as in-betweeners.

Neither is eager to be seen as standing in the way of what both view as essential legislation, but neither wants to be associated too closely with Mr. Bush and the biggest government bailout in American history.

Folks who purchase on-demand geofilters will have the ability to view the metrics on their filters, by both views as well as uses.

Thus, the European Genome/Phenome Archive and the UK Data Archive would both be viewed as Data Safe Havens, and both hold data generated by the 1958 Birth Cohort.

Both poets wrote florid and elegant verse, and both were viewed as aesthetes.