Sentence examples for be automatically regarded from inspiring English sources

And bipartisanship, though overrated, should not be automatically regarded as a bad thing.

Some of them may come back, but none should be automatically regarded as necessary.

There it was once axiomatic that a gain by one side was automatically regarded as a loss by the other.

The government's export credit agency, the Export Credits Guarantee Department, has guidelines under which a "commission" of more than 5-10% is automatically regarded as questionable.

Mr. Penn stuffed them into boxes, and they hardly saw the light of day until a show titled "Earthly Bodies" at the Marlborough Gallery in 1980, by which time Mr. Penn was a great man and everything he had ever done was automatically regarded as worth exhibiting.

Thus all members of all the families of people sharing a workplace are automatically regarded as part of a cluster.

Samples with parameters not meeting the above criteria were automatically regarded as samples from patients with pathological CSF findings.

Additionally, any child reported by parents as already having received a diagnosis of ADHD is automatically regarded as a positive screen.

For domain IV, a trial was automatically regarded as no better than 'unclear' if there was greater than 20%% participant attrition rate, irrespective of whether intention-to-treat analysis had been carried out on the data.

The heart in right-sided patients was automatically regarded as 'out-of-treatment field' (n=78), thus giving an 'out-of-field' denominator of 96 and a total for the group of 138.

"No matter how much you explain that you work for the NHS, which we do, you are automatically regarded as part of the system that incarcerated them, and so there is always this bad taste and bad intentions and bad feelings before we've even met.