Sentence examples for originally viewed as from inspiring English sources

Originally viewed as a single event, the Taconic orogeny is now known to consist of at least three episodes.

Originally viewed as an inhospitable wasteland and essentially valueless, now with the melting ice it is seen as a source of riches.

Bilingual education in New York City was originally viewed as a transitional program that would teach foreign-born children in their native languages until they were fluent enough in English to enter the educational mainstream.

Integrating into the rest of the university has been a test for the school, which was originally viewed as something of an upstart and drew suspicion from the ancient faculties and colleges.

Neither classical Daoism nor Confucianism can be said to have been based on revelation; the texts of these faiths were originally viewed as human wisdom, books written by men for men.

Originally viewed as a natural replacement for Raheem Sterling after making his debut in the final game of the 2012-13 season, Ibe enjoyed more success under Brendan Rodgers, after being called back from loan at Derby County and pitched into Premier League football.

Facebook originally viewed phones as mostly useful for posting status updates, not as a primary way to access the service, said Javier Olivan, who heads Facebook's growth team.

The Russian public, which originally viewed Khodorkovsky as a rich crook who had gotten his due, began to see him as a martyr.

Sarah Speight, professor of higher education and academic director of online learning at the University of Nottingham, says elite universities originally viewed Moocs as a way of widening participation, but there has been little evidence of them achieving that.

The beta-expansin proteins were originally viewed exclusively as group 1 pollen allergens but are now considered to be important in cell wall changes during growth in vegetative tissues of grasses and dicotyledon plants [ 18], most notably in development and growth zones of tissues such as roots [ 20, 21].

The documentary begins with the story of the four Corvettes, the challenges of competition and the ingenuity that enabled car No. 3 to finish the race, win its class and seize the hearts of French race fans who originally viewed the cars as nothing more than, as Mr. Fitch puts it, "American plastic pigs".