Sentence examples for be considered a common from inspiring English sources

The Noh flute music is frequently related to the taiko stick-drum rhythm, so they can be considered a common unit rather than separate parts.

For all the speculation over weaker countries eventually choosing to leave the euro, there is really no euro without Italy, certainly not a euro that can be considered a common European currency.

The court, in a decision written by Amalya Kearse, ruled that the M.T.A. was so involved in the operations of the Long Island Rail Road by, for example, raising funds for its operations and marketing its services, that the authority should be considered a common carrier.

For whatever reason Boston College was telling its students that using a wireless router could be considered a "common example of copyright infringement".

In the future Fiber Reinforced Polymer (FRP) materials will be considered a common strengthening system for civil structures thanks to several research efforts made in the last decades.

Both studies used self-administered questionnaires to measure the severity of threat which might be considered a common way to gauge the individual's perceived threat.

In this game, island ecosystem health and sustainability could be considered a Common-Pool Resource (CPR) shared by all stakeholders.

A -- Theresa Racht, a Manhattan co-op lawyer, said that in most cases, the basement of a co-op building is considered a common area, and its use is governed by the co-op's board.

Lumbar disk herniation (LDH) is considered a common cause of lumbosacral radiculopathy.

However, administering pediatric medications is considered a common clinical stressor for Taiwanese students.

Microporosity: The presence of bimodal pore systems in carbonates is considered a common factor responsible for LRP intervals (Pittman 1971).