Sentence examples for viewed as moving from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bush's aides say they are trying to avoid a repeat of 1996, when China fired missiles into Taiwan's shipping lanes in an effort to intimidate voters from choosing a president viewed as moving toward independence.

The present paper can be viewed as moving this literature a step forward by incorporating additional match-quality measures based on heterogamy in X, specifically measured through the spouses' occupations.

This undertaking can be viewed as moving from the "parts lists" produced by genome sequencing projects to the assembly instructions for a complex system.

Similar to collaborative design, key frames in an animation can be viewed as moves in Linkography.

But for Mr. Romney, and many folks who are in his former line of work, I imagine, people are often viewed as small moving parts of an economic machine.

Many parents viewed trust as moving in the other direction as well, with an expectation that repositories should trust the parents in their decision-making.

The most practical way to approach this is to view it as moving to another corporate job in an entirely different industry.

"I want to give them what I would call a bloody nose and I'm viewing this as moving in to my apprenticeship".

(An electron moving backwards in time can be viewed as a positron moving forward in time).

Generally, this can be viewed as a 3D moving window which has as many depths as the 3D raster, but only 1×1 dimensions in the horizontal directions.

For the United States, the crisis peaked between 1975 and 1987 when, as director general, Amadou Mahtar M'Bow of Senegal politicized Unesco, notably by promoting a "new world information order" -- something Western governments viewed as a move to crush press freedom.