That is, even if Indian leaders believed they were launching a limited attack, they couldn't be sure that Pakistani leaders wouldn't view it as expansive enough to justify using nuclear weapons.
However it's a flexible funding campaign, so whatever they raise they get to take home — which also means this is the sort of crowdfunding project that demands a higher degree of scepticism, given they get any money raised regardless of whether a critical mass of people view it as credible enough to back.
They view it as a serious enough problem that it is being addressed in Washington, D.C., quite forcefully.
Not because the trust don't think it's any good, but because they view it as failing to make enough impact or garner enough recognition, given the resources that are put into it.
Others may view it as great sex with enough emotional connection to feel at ease, without transforming the relationship into something that it isn't.
Sons of Liberty is honest enough to view it as a tragic moment adroitly exploited for rebel gain by master propagandist Sam Adams, and seems in general willing to dwell on such ironies rather than merely printing the legend all over again.
Yet, what was it about him that caused the Romans to view him as enough of a threat to make an example of him and have him crucified?
Turner has not said anything publicly, but his dislike of Murdoch was viewed as enough of a reason for him to vote no.
Freeze just smiled when asked if Alabama viewed Ole Miss as enough of a threat to raid the Rebels' staff.
A response to Rob Porter published on Thursday in The Washington Post by one of his former wives was the latest reminder that in the era of the #MeToo movement, a quiet comeback is complicated and a simple timeout, for many, is not viewed as enough.
Once adjusted to standard norms, the unemployment rate is about 10%, typically viewed as enough to doom an election for an incumbent; among communities of special concern--like the young, African-Americans, and women over 50 years of age--the unemployment rate (20-40%) approaches figures usually regarded as grounds for revolution.
