Sentence examples for seen as collateral from inspiring English sources

"It's seen as collateral damage.

It is seen as collateral damage from the current La Ni a lowering of sea-surface temperatures in the tropical eastern Pacific Ocean.

(The Council of School Supervisors and Administrators also saw the mayor dissolve their seemingly successful negotiations in a late-night puff of smoke, although it might be seen as collateral damage in his feud with the teachers).

Long seen as the collateral damage of conflict, systematic rape has become a means of achieving military ends.

The report says that the apparently systematic nature of the massacres "suggests that the numerous deaths cannot be attributed to the hazards of war or seen as equating to collateral damage".

And, unless there is a civil-rights trial, there is no examination of the police practices that contributed to a wrongful conviction: it is seen simply as collateral damage in the fight against crime.

Similarly, tangible net worth can be seen as the amount of collateral that a firm can use to borrow external funds.

"Society saw them as collateral damage, a lesser form of evil".

Until then, Ms. Copelon told The New York Times in 2002, "rape was considered a kind of collateral damage" and "seen as part of the unpreventable, fundamental culture of war".

Yet, in lieu of all of this, your deposited money is somehow not tied to this collateral and is seen as an unsecured debt to the bank instead.

Transpleural collaterals can be seen as pleural thickening and subpleural parenchymal bands on the CT [3, 40].