Sentence examples for Considered outstanding from inspiring English sources

Considered outstanding among his nonfiction was "Naples '44" (Pantheon, 1978), which recounted his wartime experiences in Italy, where he served as a liaison officer with the local population.

A result at the school-leaving baccalauréat exam of 16 out of 20 is considered outstanding.

Toft's large plates and oven dishes are considered outstanding works of art.

And until the Northridge disaster, they were considered outstanding at handling earthquakes.

A mediocre performance in these classes would be awarded a grade considered outstanding in a normal class.

In Maryland, 35,000 unionized state workers can receive $500 bonuses if their work exceeds general standards or $1,000 bonuses if their work is considered outstanding.

However, with a young family to consider, outstanding debts and precious little savings, the advisers urge her to focus on their short-term financial security first.

At the moment we are only considering outstanding candidates that have a strong background and interests in the computational analysis of neuronal data and/or animal training.

In a memorandum to the government and foreign diplomats, he called for a second Bonn conference to consider outstanding issues -- a program of national reconciliation, a more inclusive government and a revision of financing and political priorities.

"You can't just keep dusting off 'Death of a Salesman.' " Most performers who appear at Victory Gardens are from the Chicago area, but in recent years several with national reputations have come here to act in what they consider outstanding new plays.

"They realised that we had actually brought the debt down by about £16m - £25m when you consider outstanding money we owed on players," said the former chairman.