Sentence examples for be consider a from inspiring English sources

Organizations still struggle to forge what would be consider a "data-driven" culture.

To see how big the future economic costs could be, consider a study prepared by William D. Nordhaus, a Yale economist.

While I like to think Amalía enjoys shattering expectations and blurring gender stereotypes, was I being cruel to deny my daughter something that everyone around her seemed to be consider a God-given right for a female?

Sharma added: "Though China has overtaken (primarily because of the sheer size of its population) US in terms of the overall smartphone penetration, US remains the market where OEMs have to be really successful in order to be consider a serious player on the larger canvas.

None of this was expressly authorized by Oregon partnership and LLC law, which merely says -- as nearly all such statutes do -- that the court may charge (lien) a debtor's interest in such companies until the judgment has been paid in full, and until that time the creditor is only to be consider a voluntary assignee of the interests which carries almost no other rights than the lien rights.

It would be consider a "good" bathroom too.

"I wanted to be considered a brother".

Sims might be considered a quick study.

"It'd be considered a bribe".

Surfing could be considered a martial art.

Voting should be considered a privilege.