Sentence examples for be considered a peer from inspiring English sources

It's nice to be considered a peer of those people.

Nick Park is one of the few animators who could be considered a peer; his Shaun The Sheep is graffitied on the wall of the Ghibli Museum's projection room.

As a Sinologist, Professor Pye advised the State Department and the National Security Council and was considered a peer of the great China experts of his generation like John K. Fairbank of Harvard.

Cinephiles may also be intrigued by "The Invisible Man Returns," a formally stunning 1940 feature that was one of the few Hollywood films completed by Joe May, another German émigré who was considered a peer of Lang and Murnau in the 1920's.

This week's question: After years of terrible rates on my bank-held savings I am considering a peer-to-peer lender that promises 3%-63%-6%ureturns

The China Challenge shows why China is nowhere near powerful enough to be considered a global "peer competitor" of the United States, but it is already strong enough to destabilize East Asia and to influence economic and political affairs worldwide.

For the European Commission, setting thresholds under which an economic activity would be considered a non-professional peer-to-peer activity is a suitable way forward.

"These results provide evidence that friends' online behaviors should be considered a viable source of peer influence," says the report, published in the Journal of Adolescent Health by researchers from the University of Southern California.

However, third-quarter results this week show that LinkedIn should be considered a star among its peers because it is actually exceeding expectations rather than turning out to be a lot of fluff.

Dr. Sainsbury, meanwhile, said she had no concerns that she might be considered a lesser academic by her peers because she focused on teaching.

-- and Mr. Waltz has been rewarded with enough precursor accolades from critics and peers to be considered a lock.