Sentence examples for viewed as a less from inspiring English sources

Such conclusions might be viewed as a less than favourable take on Hadlow's performance to date.

Conscientious consumers are willing to pay more for goods produced in what is viewed as a less exploitative manner.

In an editorial accompanying the two studies, Dr. Morrow wrote that "breast-conserving therapy is still not accepted as equivalent of mastectomy, but instead is viewed as a less aggressive therapy appropriate only for women with a good prognosis".

Such thinking, however, is widely challenged in academia, where the stock market's movements are often viewed as a less important influence on the economy than factors like the level of unemployment, the value of homes and the pace of wage gains.

The practical implication of this result is that the Hampel filter may be viewed as a "less aggressive extension" of the median filter, generally becoming less aggressive with increasing threshold value t.

Home care is increasingly being viewed as a less costly alternative to traditional care transition programs, as a mechanism to address psychosocial rather than just medical health determinants and as support for consumers in the community beyond the traditional reach of the hospital or practice-based care management processes.

As recently as the 1980s, downtown Charleston had a majority-black population and a high crime rate, and was viewed as a less-desirable place in which to live and work by many whites, who lived in the suburbs.

Scrambling to regain the offensive two days after what was widely viewed as a less-than-stellar performance in his first debate with his Democratic challenger, Mr. Bush sought to cast as a sign of weakness Mr. Kerry's comments Thursday night that the United States needed credible reasons for taking pre-emptive action to head off threats.

During a demonstration, Mr. Hawkins acknowledged the limitations of smartphones, which have been viewed as a lighter, less expensive alternative to carrying a portable laptop computer.

And, if it matters, the hamlet of Bedford Hills, which includes the Bedford Hills Correctional Facility for Women, is viewed as a little less upscale than neighboring Bedford Village.

Again, natural gas is viewed as a viable if less than ideal option for making up some of the shortfall.