Sentence examples for viewed in relation to from inspiring English sources

Migration must thus be viewed in relation to the entire annual cycle.

And while such additional expenses may be relatively minor when viewed in relation to an entire building's budget, he said, "they all add up".

Even his Pragmatism is viewed in relation to that of other Pragmatists rather than to other parts of his own work.

Though she is sometimes viewed in relation to male artists of the period, in particular Nicholson and Henry Moore (her Yorkshire contemporary), Hepworth's career insists on her standing alone.

In the second case, reference is made not to an encounter with a divine being but rather to the apprehension of a quality of holiness or rightness in reality or to the fact that all experience can be viewed in relation to the ground from which it springs.

Assessment of this system's performance needs to be viewed in relation to the MAVs' unique constraints.

Adams, that great romantic, may have been in thrall to ever-changing nature but he also viewed it in relation to the flat rectangle of the picture.

"We are in the midst of a sea change in the way people view themselves in relation to the environment," said John W. Fitzpatrick, director of the Cornell Lab of Ornithology.

But the choices we make in self-care reflect how we handle and view ourselves in relation to the world around us.

"Police departments will be able to view crime in relation to its physical properties, like drug sales that take place in areas around schools between 3 and 4 p.m.," said Meryl Schwartz, special counsel to the Vera Institute.

These themes are also framed by an urban/rural binary, which highlights certain ways of viewing agriculture in relation to hydraulic fracturing while obscuring others.