Sentence examples for be considered well from inspiring English sources

In contrast to previous campaigns, a quarter-final would be considered well above par.

The Fed required GMAC to scrape together about $30 billion of equity in order to be considered "well capitalized".

If only he'd arrived a couple of centuries earlier, Bill Pullman might be considered, well, a little less odd.

By early May, it had become clear inside IndyMac that it could no longer be considered "well capitalized" unless money was shifted from its holding company.

After just two weekends of play, Transformers: Dark of the Moon has reached £19.70m and might be considered well placed to match the summer's two frontrunners, but Harry Potter is likely to chop the robots off at the knees when he arrives on Friday.

Day was led away from the scene and taken for full assessment straightaway after holing out for a round of 70 which left him at two under par on aggregate and firmly in contention, should he be considered well enough to play through the weekend.

During the Gilded Age, the rules of etiquette had become increasingly baroque; to be considered well-bred, a lady had to know not just how to wield a knife and fork but where to seat the guest of honor at a formal dinner, how to arrange a receiving line, when to send flowers to whom, and what to wear to a morning function, an afternoon function, and a ball.

Is there a certain circulation threshold one has to have to be considered "well-known" in Schiller's words?

Meanwhile, Korski could be considered well-placed to know which tech entrepreneurs would be sympathetic to lending their support to such a letter.

The compounds chosen represent functionalities that are found in polar crude oil fractions, such as asphaltenes, but still can be considered well-defined model substances.

As recently as January, Bear Stearn's cash stood at $8.4 billion and its capital was at 14.4%, above the standard 10% threshold it needed to be considered "well-capitalized".