Sentence examples for viewed as well from inspiring English sources

Notes and lab documents from the hospital can be viewed, as well as pictures of the terrible rash she developed.

This seems to be new: the Times most-popular lists now include most viewed as well as most emailed.

The device will be designed to work in tandem with a user's cellphone, storing data to be analyzed and viewed, as well as having social elements.

In the era of Twitch (120 million viewers a month) and celebrity YouTubers, it's becoming increasingly important for developers to consider how their games will be viewed as well as played.

It is a humbling and alien experience for the relatively popular mogul turned mayor, who is unpracticed in humility: in the race to lead a post-Bloomberg New York City, there is profound wariness of being viewed as, well, too much like Mr. Bloomberg.

The actual comments on the blogs can also be viewed as well as information on related products.

Donald Trump's call to keep Muslims from traveling to the United States is causing dismay among business leaders in the Middle East, a region where the billionaire presidential candidate has done business for years, viewed as well-suited for his brand of over-the-top luxury.

Cameron's Closing Speech 9. (C) The conference wound up with a keynote speech by Cameron that, in subsequent press reporting, was viewed as well-judged and providing sufficient, if undetailed, policy discussion to allow the Tories to challenge the Labour claim Cameron is a flash in the pan.

But the character is viewed as well-drawn by critic Armond White.

A zone in which several fields all sharply increase their intensity will likely be taken as one single entity or particle but given the overall framework, individuals of this kind are to be viewed as "well-founded appearances" (Campbell 1990: 151).

Politico and its reporters must walk a fine line between being viewed as well-connected insiders, and being seen as mouthpieces for politicians or as too eager to jump at the smallest scrap of information.