Sentence examples for issues is viewed as from inspiring English sources

Nolan Nawrocki of Pro Football Weekly quoted one general manager who claimed Mallett's "willingness to be honest about his past and acknowledge issues is viewed as a positive," but it is much easier to offer anonymous credit for honesty than to offer a seven-figure signing bonus.

Geoff Garin, a Democratic pollster, said even in wartime "honest disagreements over real issues are viewed as completely fair game".

Largely, their receptiveness to delivering the programme appeared to be determined by whether practical issues were viewed as insurmountable barriers or difficulties that could be overcome.

Although challenging, generally these issues were viewed as somewhat expected given the large number of team mates having differing personalities and backgrounds.

It is whether the issue is viewed as public or private.

The issue is viewed as a major health challenge and is a key part of the country's wider efforts to cut maternal mortality rates.

The Argentinian bond issue was viewed as being enormously successful that the issue was oversubscribed 3 times over, an unbelievable feat for a government that only a few years ago was deemed non-creditworthy, while depleting central bank foreign reserves to remain solvent.

And Makan Delrahim, Trump's Justice Department nominee for antitrust issues, is viewed by analysts as an independent professional who is unlikely to bow to outside pressure.

Her decision on whether to seek an independent counsel to investigate the Democratic issue ads is viewed as pivotal because it touches directly on potential legal wrongdoing by Mr. Clinton, who helped write some of the scripts for the Democratic ads and raised money to broadcast them.

Resolving design issues before construction is viewed as a crucial part of the nuclear industry's plan for a revival without the delays and cost overruns that bedeviled the industry in the 1970s and '80s.

Still, Mr. Pitt's willingness to discuss these issues and consider alternatives was well received at a time when many of the messages Washington sends on economic and regulatory issues are viewed here as one-sided.