Sentence examples for associates considered from inspiring English sources

Also of interest are the current expressions that lexicographers think might be more than nonce words, and thus deserve definition: Miss Soukhanov and associates considered but held back on the unproven yuppie and breakdancing, but went ahead with byte and floppy disk.

He developed the institution into a university college after founding the Deccan Education Society (1884), which aimed at educating the masses, especially in the English language; he and his associates considered English to be a powerful force for the dissemination of liberal and democratic ideals.

Despite their appreciation of his work, many of Glicken's associates considered him eccentric and highly disorganized.

While Shimon Peres, 77, a former Labor prime minister and foreign minister, said this morning that he was contemplating a bid as an independent, associates consider it unlikely that he will enter the contest.

5) Student union associate Considering that its purpose is to help students, it's hardly surprising that your student union might be a good place to look for a job.

Politically exposed persons – or PEPs, public officials, their families and known associates – are considered high risk clients by those providing offshore services.

The position of Basidiobolaceae, containing zygosporic insect associates previously considered to be members of Entomophthorales, remains unresolved.

Associated features considered typical for migraine but often disregarded in CH were also quite common (Table 5).

Each paper was treated as its own virtual GO category and all the malaria proteins associated were considered as members of that category.

The two SNPs were significantly associated when considered conditional upon the other (P = 0.027 and P = 0.013, respectively).

In the dbSNP database, the SNPs flagged as 'clinically associated' are considered as disease-related SNPs and excluded from the database.