Sentence examples for how it viewed from inspiring English sources

Another secret of Piaggio's success was in how it viewed its presence.

"The jury wanted to send a message," she said, of how it viewed the egregiousness of the crimes.

William Hamilton had a lot to say about the nation's country-club class and how it viewed itself.

By Robert Mankoff William Hamilton had a lot to say about the nation's country-club class and how it viewed itself.

The DfE told the Guardian last week it was unable to comment on any of the wider conflicts of interest flagged up by the NAO report, or the purchase of the St Cuthman's site, or how it viewed the future of the boarding project, until the Charity Commission report is published.

Local Academic This also signalled an important shift within the DoA in relation to how it viewed suicide; it had previously been viewed as a social problem beyond their remit.

At the same time, Adidas has revealed a great deal about how it views its customers.

"This, plaintiff has attempted by importing 'public trust' concepts unique to New Jersey and how it views its beaches," he continued.

Thankfully, albeit slowly, the retail industry is changing how it views, treats, trains, and ultimately retains its employees.

The results of Saturday's mayoral primary, four-and-a-half years after Hurricane Katrina violently jarred New Orleans from its trajectory, will say much about how this city views race, how it views leadership and how it views its challenges in the immediate future.

I have always been captivated by how humanity explains its presence in the world and how it views itself in the universe.