Sentence examples for are actually considered from inspiring English sources

In order to ensure that our analysis is general (law-like), we will distinguish between X, the set of potential fates, and a set A ∈ K of actual fates; fates that are actually considered in a particular context.

Despite popular opinion, pandas are actually considered rather promiscuous, because they mate with more than one partner.

"In this day and age," said Henry Hershkowitz, a broker with Douglas Elliman, "the Jefferson's prices are actually considered reasonable".

About 300,000 Chinese are actually considered to be in the queue for organs, while a mere 10,000 approved transplants take place each year.

At the resort, February and March are actually considered the "high season," even busier than July and August, although that is still highly unusual for any tourism-related concern in Alaska.

cultural-studies theorist who co-edits "Social Text," was one of those who unwittingly printed it, thereby exposing himself to a great deal of ridicule and raising the rather disquieting possibility that in some corners of the left things like, say, gravity and other constituents of physical reality are actually considered no more than social and linguistic constructs.

"For the first time, they are actually considering it seriously".

Governments are actually considering various water initiatives to establish recommendations on water governance and policies to ensure the sustainability of water supply for people and industries.

We're getting the feeling they are actually considering this as an option.

"I think an hour of a cappella is actually considered torture in some cultures," explains Lloyd.

Their roster is so untalented that it is actually considered inferior to that of last season's 15-67 club.