Sentence examples for once viewed that from inspiring English sources

Europe's leaders, in celebrating the 10th anniversary of the monetary union this month, glossed over the fact that the euro had done little to hasten political integration in Europe — never mind that its founders once viewed that as one of the collateral benefits of a common currency.

It hurts to feel viewed as second rate and she wonders if her family will be viewed that way once their child comes home.

Similarly, employers like the Central Intelligence Agency and the Internal Revenue Service are meriting second looks from a student population that once viewed them with suspicion.

Over the course of the last 15 years, an idea that was once viewed as highly controversial, even a little outlandish — and that struggled to get a toehold in Congress — gradually came to be viewed as conventional wisdom.

Even more disconcerting, especially for retirees, is that the cuts have come from many stocks that were once viewed as blue-chip stalwarts: General Electric, Bank of America, J.P. Morgan.

Sunday, they play the Rams in a game that was once viewed as a mismatch and an automatic loss.

The company fought hard to secure the contracts that were once viewed as plum rewards but now have evolved into headaches and at times, a public relations nightmare.

Scientists are now beginning to fully appreciate the life-giving effects of sediment, which some researchers, as well as people who live along waterways, once viewed as a malevolent force that choked the life out of rivers, streams, and wetlands.

This finding highlights the growing number of diverse roles played in every mammalian cell by a molecular entity, RNA, that was once viewed as somewhat of a cellular stepchild.

Some are giving back bones and skulls that were once viewed as exotic trinkets and were traded by native peoples for calico or plundered in the late 1800s by scientists exploring racial differences.

"Risks that were once viewed as improbable are now the norm".