Sentence examples for which we view as from inspiring English sources

"They view us as competition for the Garden, which we view as a little bit of overkill," Cross said.

The market appears to be pricing in the expectations that the margins will not recover which we view as unreasonable.

A difficult problem in distinguishing ideas from expression is posed by technique, which we view as intermediate between idea and expression.

This role moved primarily to one of assuring the sourcing data three years ago – which we view as fully compatible with our overall assurance role.

Strategically, the transactions which the group has announced during the course of the year have increased the group's resources by 50%, which we view as very positive.

Our work uses a subset of the SVO logic, which we view as a specification language and proof system and also as a "protocol programming language".

Therefore, these hyperlinks can construct edges which we viewed as the ground truth.

We loathed identity politics, which we viewed as invidious -- as well as harmful to minorities.

A multi-stage phase II Fleming design was used to test whether the efficacy rate (response rate) was at least 20%, which we viewed as clinically promising, or at most 5%, which we viewed as not clinically promising (Fleming, 1982).

Third, we examined training in the last 3 years, which we viewed as more central to current practices; however, this may have provided an inaccurate view for workers who were trained more than 3 years ago.

In each pull-down experiment, a single residue that was randomized in construction of the protein library was mutated to alanine (with the exception of glycine 83 in GBP 5, which we viewed as a minor change unlikely to dramatically alter complex stability).