Sentence examples for be considered a better from inspiring English sources
But if not this time around, there is the matter of James's opt-out clause after next season, Year 4 of what so far has to be considered a better first term than Obama's.
Would a person with good handwriting, spelling and grammar and instant recall of multiplication tables be considered a better candidate for a job than, say, one who knows how to configure a peer-to-peer network of devices, set up an organisation-wide Google calendar and find out where the most reliable sources of venture capital are, I wonder?
How can the vastly inferior (and older) Rodrigo Palacio be considered a better option?
The configuration of medium-tech manufacturing can be considered a better indicator of the knowledge-based economy than that of high-tech manufacturing.
Results demonstrated that sucrose can be considered a better osmotic agent than fructose and glucose for OD of carambola, favoring greater water loss-to-solute gain ratios at comparable mass transfer rates.
A video referee might be considered a better use of an extra official than the Additional Assistant Referee - although Alan Muir correctly spotted a handball on the goal-line during last season's Scottish Cup final between St Johnstone and Dundee United.
They opened their campaign with a two-point defeat to Harlequins at Twickenham, which might be considered a better-than-par showing, all the more so when one of Harlequins' tries became the latest to outrage the forward-pass police.
The two proposals were presented and although both were well received, the classical solution was considered a better fit.
Ferrets are used for some studies because, unlike mice, they easily catch human flu viruses and get sick, and so are considered a better model for people.
