Sentence examples for is viewed in terms of from inspiring English sources

The moon is viewed in terms of the rhythmic life of the cosmos and is believed to govern all vital change.

In the West the church is viewed in terms of mediation (for the bestowing of grace) and authority (for guaranteeing security in doctrine); in the East the church is regarded as a communion in which God and the individual meet once again and a personal experience of divine life becomes possible.

The competitiveness of the U.S. workforce is viewed in terms of student rankings on academic test scores and on the share of young people completing a BA degree.

Because in many industrial applications the operational mode is viewed in terms of the pure translations and the rotations available in the end-effector, the authors have used such concepts to denote the type of motion.

And, in principle, the term "endocrine function" is reasonable as long as it is viewed in terms of hormone action and not simply of hormone concentrations in blood.

First, when the global burden of disease is viewed in terms of disability, and not death, major depression is the second leading cause of disability.

Iran has to be viewed in terms of bloodshed.

These unsigned veterans should not be viewed in terms of what they once were; they should be viewed in terms of what they are now.

The interaction between a bunched electron beam and a helix may be viewed in terms of induced currents.

The complexity of the Muslim-Christian relationship of the time belies the supposition that it should be viewed in terms of a religious conflict.

"The history of artistic self-expression can be viewed in terms of a conflict between power and the spirit," he said.