Sentence examples for perhaps be viewed from inspiring English sources

It should perhaps be viewed as only a temporary setback for the tournament, and Modi himself.

At present it is being used by some nasty rightwing types to create mischief…" If that strikes any reader as being oversensitive, it is a request that should perhaps be viewed in the context of a US ambassador having been killed in Libya last week amid protests sparked by another film that appears to have gone out of its way to offend Muslims.

Many other enticements were folded into the Senate bill, and Taxpayers for Common Sense said the cost of all of them could run well into the billions, although any cost estimates floating around Washington these days should perhaps be viewed cautiously.

The 'identity theory,' according to which the dispositionality and qualitativity of a property are identical (Martin 1997; Heil 2003), may perhaps be viewed as a compromise (note, however, that properties are viewed in these works as tropes).

So, to the extent to which thought and thinking are conscious, to that extent LOTH can perhaps be viewed as providing some of the necessary resources for a naturalistic account of state consciousness for elaboration see Rosenthal (1997) and Lycan (1997).

This can perhaps be viewed as the first step toward the provision of "personalized medicine".

This film has always been moodboard porn for its quirky retro-ness, though has perhaps been viewed as a tad too geeky for the full tracksuit revival.

The brain, however, may perhaps better be viewed as a collection of dynamically interacting regions (Friston 2000; Pereda et al. 2005).

In fact, it is likely that cell-cell interactions (which perhaps can be viewed as cross-sectional dependencies) may attenuate such filial dependencies and lessen their effects on cell kinetics at the population level.

Perhaps that could be viewed as a positive sign of the status of combat operations in Afghanistan.

The effort, under the guise of immigration regulation, can perhaps more appropriately be viewed as a form of cleansing.