Sentence examples for commonly been viewed from inspiring English sources

Wells Fargo has commonly been viewed as one of the few winners in the financial meltdown, though it inherited an ugly portfolio of mortgage loans from Wachovia, which it acquired last year, and it is heavily exposed to consumer lending in California and other depressed real-estate markets.

Chromatin has commonly been viewed as being in either an active form (euchromatin) or a repressed form (heterochromatin).

Genetic heterogeneity of rare mutations with deleterious effects is more commonly being viewed as a major component of disease.

Genetic heterogeneity of rare mutations with severe effects is more commonly being viewed as a major component of disease (McClellan and King, 2010).

In the 15th century certain splenetic commentators were railing against Flemish, Danish, German and Dutch arrivals; Icelanders, commonly employed as servants, were viewed as an underclass.

It is still commonly used when the equation is viewed as a functional relationship between dependent and independent variables.

Some scenarios may not be encountered commonly and several responses could be viewed as acceptable behaviors in Japanese practice settings.

It might be argued that the reduced rate of mutation in prokaryotes relative to eukaryotes is qualitatively consistent with this hypothesis, as prokaryotes are commonly viewed as being asexual.

As disease duration increased, C-peptide levels tended to gradually decline, but this was a decline over decades of disease not a decline over months, as is commonly viewed to be the course of the pancreas.

Marriage, as it is commonly viewed in society, is more than just a legal contract.

Risking the deaths of innocents while employing nonviolent tools is commonly viewed as horrific, but isn't responding with violence that will likely cause more deaths in the end even more so?