Sentence examples for view of status from inspiring English sources

The British view of race was often as subtle and complicated as their view of status and the two hierarchies sometimes intersected in their conceptions of hereditary aristocracy and "breeding", for example.

You can also switch to a view of Status Updates, or you can view your Activity Feed as a whole.

Context can alter views of social standing, such that individuals' subjective views of status may be different when they are comparing themselves socially to others in their local community or to the nation as a whole.

If an anthropocentric view of moral status is correct then the Moral Status Framework would clearly condemn such research.

The new status page replaces the older text-heavy one Apple launched earlier this year with a more detailed view of the status of all of Apple's services, stores and iCloud applications.

Moreover, even among those who favor a cognitive-capacities view of moral status, it is contentious just what level of cognitive capacities is needed to attain full moral status.

The Inter-American Tropical Tuna Commission, an inter-governmental body that manages tuna fisheries in the eastern Pacific, has a different view of the status of tuna stocks.

Tory sources suggested he had a rather inflated – and wholly unrealistic – view of his status as a parliamentary candidate when he explained his decision to negotiate with the EDL by way of reference to his service in Afghanistan.

Viquity gives an up-to-the-minute view of the status of goods and materials during a production cycle, and provides links to Internet marketplaces for spot orders and purchases.

* A previous version of this story incorrectly characterized CMGI's view of the status of the Furniture.com and eGroups offerings.

A brief review of desalination in the Canary Islands has been presented, from the point of view of technological status: training capabilities, as well as expertise developed.