Sentence examples for seen as demonstrating from inspiring English sources

Instead of pursuing a narcissistic project, Thoreau might be seen as demonstrating the possibility of stepping out of social ruts.

Although Americans take for granted that scientists are geeks, in other cultures a gift for math is often seen as demonstrating that a person is intuitive and creative.

And that, says Ramirez Rozzi, "can be easily seen as demonstrating that they are two different species".

This study is seen as demonstrating the potential for using the sediment deposits associated with check dams to obtain retrospective assessments of changes in sediment yield in repose to land use change and the implementation of soil conservation and sediment control measures.

The piece combines two different styles of music, the classical waltz and the rag, and has been seen as demonstrating Joplin's excellence as a classical composer.

The government's decision to appoint a British officer to produce an authoritative report into the Army was widely seen as demonstrating the government's lack of confidence in its own officer corps.

However, noting how little change many aspects of education have seen, as demonstrated by Tyack and Cuban [1] in their discussion of the long history of well-argued reform efforts in the US during the 20th century it is clear that change is not easy to implement.

Importantly, when CsA was administrated together with IT no anti-IT antibody development was seen, as demonstrated by both ELISA and in the cytotoxic MTS assay.

No DDC uptake at a specified region in the absence of morphological damage was seen, as demonstrated in Fig.  7b, where necrosis of the papillary tip in one of the kidneys was clearly morphologically demarcated and DDC deposition was restricted to precisely the same injured area.

"The House Republican leadership is fighting for the president's right to implement the security plan which he sees as demonstrated worldwide to be the most effective security plan," Mr. Armey said.

Credit rating agencies are widely seen as having demonstrated the intellectual integrity of a political campaign advertising shop in the runup to the crisis, eagerly signing off on whatever message the client paid for.