Sentence examples for are considered fine from inspiring English sources

The fish, which were bought in a New York market, are considered fine eating in Asia.

And carbohydrates such as pasta and grains are considered fine in the right amount, says Le Vay.

MicroRNAs (miRNAs) are considered fine-scale rheostats of protein-coding gene product abundance.

Right now that's considered fine.

But Spain, which has any number of wines that can be considered fine values, comes pretty close with Rioja crianzas.

Like the rice from which it is made, the yellowish liquor is a token of all that is considered fine about Japanese tradition.

After his own audition — a treatment of the blitz that was considered fine at Little, Brown Reidid was approved by the publisher.

"As long as it was on for a special audience, it was considered fine," Ms. Taichman said, paraphrasing a newspaper commentary of the time, "but on Broadway, it had to be banished".

The feature-length cartoons Cinderella (1950), Alice in Wonderland (1951), and Peter Pan (1953) were considered fine efforts, but many felt they lacked the panache and dimension of the early '40s features.

An email three hours after meeting someone for 5 mins asking them for help with something is considered fine and normal.

The original of, say, [James Joyce's] Ulysses costs a certain amount and every other edition costs £9.99 – yet it's considered fine to have the £9.99 copy.