Sentence examples for how it views from inspiring English sources

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.

And all this is ten times as true at the international level, where there is no competent governing authority and what each nation does will depend on how it views its interests (and on the kinds of deals — which tend to be decentralized rather than in the central U.N. style process — it might craft with other countries to coordinate policies).

This is a test of just how powerful Tencent is becoming– more important, how it views its power in the world's largest Internet market.

No, I don't mean that executives, managers and colleagues care for each other in the way that parents care for sons and daughters, but there is one way in which a company is just like a family; how it views and treats its talent.

It was the first time AWS has stated so clearly how it views cloud computing and its competitors, which they say have been "cloudwashing" customers into believing that their costly solutions are better than the rest.

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

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

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

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

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.