91.   Perhaps not surprisingly, the companies that make golf balls take a dim view of the recycling industry.

92.   Possony took a dim view of diplomacy when dealing with the Soviet Union.

93.   Predominantly white America took a dim view of the predominantly Mexican and Indian mix of New Mexico, Wilson writes.

94.   Perhaps because of her own vast experience, she takes a dim view of careless and unmusical operatic staging today.

95.   Regulators, particularly in Massachusetts, have taken a dim view of the practice, saying it is little better than gambling.

96.   Sal Fiore, a Transit Authority painter who was washing his car near Atlantic Avenue in Brooklyn, also took a dim view.

97.   She took a dim view of congressional Republicans who are launching an impeachment investigation.

98.   Several scholars and humanities leaders said Cheney took a dim view of grant proposals that reflected liberal academic theories, such as Marxism, feminism, or postcolonial studies.

99.   She takes a dim view of purely recreational hobos.

100.   Some writers take a rather dim view of the profession being studied like a squirming laboratory rat.