But they'll address that with what they view as the right product at what they view as the right time.
By Hortense Flexner The New Yorker, April 30 , 1938P. 28 With what style View Article By Anthony Lane By Jia Tolentino By Rebecca Mead By John Cassidy.
The families are frustrated with what they view as the slow prosecution of those responsible for the deaths.
But the Mets must weigh their desire to lure Piniella with what they view as little leverage from the Mariners.
Finally, they boot out companies with what they view as extreme political, currency, economic or liquidity risks, among them those based in Malaysia, Indonesia and Russia.
Israeli officials have been expressing growing frustration with what they view as ineffective international efforts to halt what Israel and the West see as an Iranian quest for nuclear weapons.
Even as Ms. Orringer fills her book and her protagonist with hope, she underscores the imminence of danger with what, in view of her often exquisitely precise use of language, seems like a heavy hand.
The generals, frustrated as they are with what they view as a corrupt, incompetent civilian administration, have no appetite for taking over the country at a time of a plunging economy, severe energy shortages and rising extremism, these officials said.
The Bush administration has infuriated immigration restrictionists with what they view as an overly forgiving, under-funded effort to stop illegal immigration and keep track of the immigrants already living in America.
Opponents point fingers at Plainsboro officials as much as at Princeton Forrestal for allowing development to proceed with what they view as little regard for the environment or the community.
