Sentence examples for view to put from inspiring English sources

That is a controversial view, to put it mildly.

It is too simplistic a view to put that statistic entirely down to the playing surface – Munster versus Exeter was hardly going to be a try-fest – but it is not completely coincidental either.

Better, in Mr Bolkestein's view, to put him in government: Leefbaar Nederland was similarly put in charge of Hilversum's council, but did the job so badly that it was thrown out in March.In truth, nobody knows what might happen until after the election and possibly for a long time after it.

Proponents of state neutrality generally mention this view to put it to one side.

We are, on this view, to put ourselves imaginatively in the shoes of those who went before us.

It wasn't a bad idea because frankly he provided a fairly opposite-end-of-the-spectrum point of view (to put it mildly).

Conceptual design activities of the first fusion power plants were launched in recent years with a view to putting them into operation by 2050.

The Japan Gas Association JGAA) has been executing technological programs under the subsidy of the New Energy and Industrial Technology Development Organization (NEDO) to market a polymer electrolyte fuel cell (PEFC) system developed with a view to putting a residential PEFC system into practice.

She said: "Given this past performance, I am dismayed that the ministry is still taking an over-optimistic view to putting a price on risk and uncertainty.

Of those remaining, the US has said it plans to hold about 60-80 with a view to putting some on trial and keeping others in indefinite detention.

The gaze of the United States would have to move back towards Europe, with a view to putting Humpty Dumpty back together again," he told The Daily Telegraph.