Sentence examples for it was generally viewed from inspiring English sources

When one's blood dipped below 80percentt of its normal oxygen level, it was generally viewed as trouble.

By this time the Society had reduced its meetings to an annual occurrence, and it was generally viewed as "undesirable" to have them more often, due to the fact that the Medical Library and the Suffolk District Medical Society had begun to hold joint sessions.

Although the reasons for his resignation were not clear, it was generally viewed as a concession to Saudi Arabia, which had signaled its discontent with him.

But it was generally viewed as a short-lived phenomenon.

Going into it, there was an expectation that a certain amount of attempted bloodletting would occur: it was generally viewed as Rick Perry's last chance to prove that he could confront Mitt Romney without experiencing an episode of narcolepsy or aphasia, and the gang-up beatdown of Herman Cain's 999 Plan was all but telegraphed as a coming attraction.

It was generally viewed as lower abdominal/pelvic pain that was variable and had been ongoing for months for which a cause had not been identified.

Sig Gissler, then the administrator of the Pulitzer Prize Board, initially ruled that the National Enquirer was ineligible because it described itself on its website as a magazine — though it is generally viewed as a newspaper — and magazines were not eligible for Pulitzers at the time.

It is generally viewed as a divergent, early offshoot of the anthozoan line.

Board reports have forced major firms to change practices, and it is generally viewed as having done a good job.

There is no clear definition of what constitutes exculpatory evidence, and it is generally viewed as information that undermines the strength of the government's case.

It is generally viewed as a safe imaging modality [22].