Sentence examples for first viewed as from inspiring English sources

He's then incarcerated under the direction of kindly psychiatrist Dr Rosen Christopher Plummerr), who is at first viewed as a hostile figure.

Pick a recent murder investigation and analyse who was first viewed as a likely suspect, and I can almost guarantee you that some local, regional or national "other" figure would have been the most immediate suspect.

But one aspect of the international climate negotiations that was first viewed as a relatively easy win has gradually emerged as a major stumbling block: reducing emissions from deforestation and forest degradation (Redd).

The result was that in March 1979, Ms. Byrne, at first viewed as a quixotic candidate for mayor, beat Mr. Bilandic, ending 48 years of machine domination of city politics.

The Internet, at first viewed as a threat by both car makers and dealers because it made consumers dangerously knowledgeable about comparative price and product data, is now seen as a possible helpmate, because it engages customers in a dialogue.

The plan was at first viewed as a long shot, but the union and the hospitals spent $10 million on ads promoting it, they threatened to spend more to attack politicians who stood in their way, and they got what they wanted.

You could also argue their view of the landscape ahead was clouded by their "blinkered, phone first" view, as Leach puts it.

Second, viewed as a solid, it is extremely soft and its mechanical response is heavily influenced by a fluid phase and multiple charged molecules found in its cells and in the extracellular matrix.

A growing number of economists now think so, having at first viewed sterling's rise as a temporary blip.

In addition, the first and second reviewers discussed all articles which the first reviewer viewed as being borderline between inclusion and exclusion.

Some scholars have accepted the first view as authentic, others the second, while a third school holds that there were two Sanhedrins, one a purely political council, the other a religious court and legislature.