Sentence examples for always considered on from inspiring English sources

I was always considered on the margins, I was not part of the so-called establishment.

Hattersley was always considered to be on the right of the Labour party: he believes in market forces and advocates public ownership only when it makes sense, not for antiquated doctrinal reasons.

R is always considered to be 'on' at all intervals within 0 72 pfh (refer Figure S1(A)).

I have always considered myself on the left of the party and yet now am a 'Red Tory' in the eyes of many.

Henrietta Campbell, a Roosevelt resident for 30 years, said she had always considered herself "on the side of the school system because they want to improve education and not have the state take over".

Democrats need to feel the strength of their middle-class roots and start doing something for the people who have always considered them on their side: labor, teachers, police and firemen, other government workers, the middle-income earner.

I travel light – a computer bag and one of those very small roller bags that's always considered a carry on.

The femtocell model is always considered from now on if not stated otherwise.

Iwata was always considered an incredibly hands on leader, with producer credits on hundreds of titles across nearly every Nintendo console, from the NES to the Wii U. Rare for an executive, his programming skills were said to be quite incredible, with Iwata regularly stepping in as a programmer to help games like Smash Bros. Melee and Earthbound meet their shipping targets.

For example, Dax [McCarty] was always considered a rising star on the cusp of the national team.

Mr. Mubarak always considered Egypt's reliance on American aid "a humiliation," American diplomats wrote in a cable disclosed by WikiLeaks.