Sentence examples for be so considered from inspiring English sources
adverb
To the (explicitly stated) extent that.
- It was so hot outside that all the plants died.
But even this attitude of devotion to the interest of the other is not that of obligation, though it is likely to be so considered in an ethical doctrine which makes morality synonymous with self-sacrifice.
I trust, however, that mine will not be so considered.
These genes are not considered cell cycle oscillating by PCM analysis, but might be so considered by other methods.
VM is believed as a special blood passage conspicuously different from angiogenesis in some highly aggressive malignant tumors, it should be so considered to develop new antivascular therapeutic agents that target both angiogenesis and VM, in especial, anti-VM therapy for VM when in antitumor treatment of some highly aggressive tumors with VM.
To see why this should be so, consider the partial sums formed by stopping after a finite number of terms.
Nonetheless, there is a certain benefit in being so considered: wives do not fear their husbands spending time with me, and overenergetic husbands look elsewhere for their dalliances.
Ruth's conversion is so considered a model of Jewish commitment that the Torah says the Messiah will be her descendant.
To see how this is so, consider again cases involving information flow via observations.
Before considering why this is so, consider some of the new kinds of reading experiences possible only with the advent of digital publishing.
To see why this is so, consider first what you would think of a drug company that tried to sell you its latest product based on comparable research.
