Sentence examples for mainly viewed from inspiring English sources
Its English language television broadcast is mainly viewed in the United Kingdom, so the coverage pays particular -- sometimes excessive -- attention to riders from that country.
Tortorella said Callahan plays "with a chip on his shoulder" because he is mainly viewed as one of the league's best grinders.
But a number of attendees said they mainly viewed the cartoons as an indicator of the tensions facing the surging Muslim population in Europe, adding that American papers had largely shied away from publishing them.
The CBT components were mainly viewed positively but regarded as more challenging to learn and implement.
Social entrepreneurship is mainly viewed in literature as a social change which remotes social values and improves the well-being of people involved in the process of enterprising (Mair 2005).
The endothelial cells have so far been mainly viewed in the context of tumor perfusion and relatively little is known regarding the effects of such paracrine interactions on the expression of extracellular matrix (ECM), proteasome activity and properties of endothelial cells.
While we've long obsessed over the size of the film and image sensors, today we mainly view photos on networked screens — often tiny ones, regardless of how the image was captured — and networked photography provides access to forms of data that go beyond pixels.
The song mainly views matters from Rihanna's perspective and is based on Grey's demo.
Digital image analysis and viewing can be performed from dedicated radiological workstations or from PCs. Dedicated high-resolution workstations are more commonly used by radiologists, while clinicians mainly view and analyze their images using PCs.
Mainly, he viewed it as a convenient way to dodge prosecution for assaulting his wife.
Nestled on Sand Hill Road in Menlo Park, alongside Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Beyers and other big Silicon Valley venture firms, In-Q-Tel has mainly been viewed as a curious government experiment in working with the private sector in new ways.
