Sentence examples for view as needed from inspiring English sources

At that point, little by little, without telling myself what I was doing, I broke the rules and began to re-insert first-person narration into this third-person account, to combine both points of view, as needed.

The connections let the camera's view stream in real time to the dashboard display, so the driver can adjust its view as needed – but once underway, the software wisely blocks the video stream so a driver's eye doesn't stray from the road ahead.

Look at the edge of the CD closest to the door and tilt the CD and angle your view as needed to see inside the other room.

A1 TV Election Changes Foreseen Representative Billy Tauzin, Republican of Louisiana, said any changes in television coverage of elections -- which he views as needed -- would be the result of voluntary agreements with the networks, not law.

Students are aided with different levels of pre-knowledge (Goodwin & Miller, 2013), allowing repeated viewing as needed to develop competence.

In the assessment of women recalled from screening with suspicion of breast cancer, the screening mammogram (craniocaudal and mediolateral oblique views) was completed with as many views as needed, corresponding to a diagnostic mammography examination with at least three views.

Both objectives require solution for as large a lens opening as possible, in order to capture maximum light for the exposure, and for as wide a field of view as will be needed in the use of the lens.

But, according to an essay published this summer in The Stanford Social Innovation Review, we might have saved ourselves the huge effort, the expenses and the disappointments of only marginally successful initiatives, if we had first looked to countries traditionally viewed as needing our aid and learned from their successes in facing challenges similar to our own.

Yahoo!, once hailed as a new media messiah, is now viewed as needing an old media savior.

Children with very mild impairment might best be viewed as needing tolerance of, and adaptation to, their temperamental differences rather than drugs or intensive behavioral treatment.

This view sees coercion as needed for care and security.