Sentence examples for for regarding them from inspiring English sources

Not even the largest banks can now settle for regarding them merely as costs of doing business.

We emphasize the clinical and research utility of prodromes and risk syndromes, examine examples of the conflation of the concepts, and highlight the rationale for regarding them as discrete entities.

Moreover, given that the infinitude of logical truths needs to be "generated" by rules of inference, wouldn't that be a reason for regarding them as "synthetic" in Kant's sense (see Frege 1884 [1980], §88, Katz 1988, pp. 58 9 and MacFarlane 2002)?

Those of us who were resolutely uncharmed by R2-D2 and C-3PO, for instance, regarding them as just another of those squabbling couples whom you can't help hearing through the bedroom wall, will be pleased to learn that their presence in "The Force Awakens" is strictly cameo-sized.

Bioinformatics as a scientific discipline, as well as some of its tools, such as ready-to-use software packages for biologists, have the tendency to blend into the background of the research for those regarding them as infrastructure.

Hitler had contempt for the Poles, regarding them as inferior and uncivilized.

Regarding them for a moment from a few feet away, Anne Garner averred to her visitors that she loves her job.

Hanson shocked the country in September 1996 with her maiden speech to Parliament, in which she blamed Aborigines and Asian immigrants and public policy regarding them for many of the country's problems, particularly its high unemployment rate.

Further, non-prejudiced firms discriminate against the minority without having any taste for discrimination or beliefs regarding them.

Moreover, since they are not within the spectrum of epistemic evaluation, we cannot opine regarding them, for opinion [Meinung], as Kant understands the term, is a mode of assent based upon the weighing of theoretical grounds (evidence and argument) for and against truth.

You'd figure Obama would shake with contempt for the carbon polluters, regarding them as the sort of people who would treat his daughters as second-class citizens.