Sentence examples for securing a view of from inspiring English sources

10 Although a GVL might prove more advantageous for securing a view of the glottis, the conventional laryngoscope remains the primary tracheal intubation device in EDs; the video laryngoscope remains an alternative device because of the lack of support for its exclusive use.

On day three some of the planting looks a little squashed by people cramming in to secure a view of the big screens that show sport from the venues.

It was all to secure a good view of Prince George of Cambridge on his christening day Wednesday.

Soon, Firas had secured a privileged view of official America, translating documents at the Republican Palace, in the Green Zone.

On the other hand, it took some effort to secure a good view of a big Victorian execution and none whatsoever to shun it.

They have secured an unrivalled view of something not worth seeing simply for the sake of securing it.

"The task of securing a Nobel Literature Prize — viewed as a passport to world recognition as a modern civilization — generated conferences, a national literature prize, delegations to Sweden and countless articles," Julia Lovell, the British sinologist, writes in "The Politics of Cultural Capital," her 2006 book dissecting China's quest for the Nobel Prize in Literature.

Therefore, it is believed that the incidence of complications can be reduced and an adequate field of view and good aesthetic outcome can be provided by securing a sufficient field of view and positioning the fixation in an area 1 mm below the corneal limbus [ 21].

Griffin suggests that McCoy, who originally came from Caledon, County Tyrone and had strong UDR and Orange Order family connections, was possibly approached at some stage by Jackson with a view of securing his help in carrying out UVF attacks in the Irish Republic.

Rapke secured an urgent viewing of the series, after which he decided to seek an injunction stopping its broadcast in Victoria.

Proponents of this view often emphasize the importance of a strong civil society in securing a form of accountability based on public scrutiny.