It was only in the 1920s that drugs began to be viewed as contrary to the spirit of sport.
To the list of proffered causes I would add the principle of conflict of interest, specifically, the appointment of otherwise smart and successful business people or professionals who cruise cozily between industry and government and whose policy recommendations, therefore, may be held hostage to personal agenda or bias -- real or imagined -- and be viewed as contrary to the public good.
Our hypothesis and these supporting data may be viewed as contrary to some of the widely stated precepts of epigenetics.
On the contrary, the image of a languid day by the water, drink in hand, is viewed as ideal.
Traditionally, the put-call ratio has been viewed as a contrary indicator, meaning that if investors were buying a lot of puts, it was viewed as an indication that bearishness had reached an extreme and the market might soon rally.
Contrary to the way the news media treated the event, the test should be viewed as a "getting to know you" assessment, not as a "high stakes" test.
This approach may be viewed as taking 'true' and 'false' to be expressions that give rise to contrary instead of contradictory pairs of sentence.
In this respect, social networks like those on Facebook, in which users must take actions somewhat contrary to the site's purpose in order to effectively shield themselves from unwelcome or contrary opinions, may be viewed as having a modestly democratic gradient in comparison to networks deliberately constructed around a particular political cause or identity.
Contrary to the CCI, the CURB-65 and CRB-65 scores are viewed as markers of disease severity on admission similar to the PSI.
A three judge-panel of the United States Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit ruled on Monday that, absent clear evidence to the contrary, such payments should be viewed as "prima facie evidence of an unreasonable restraint of trade".
