Sentence examples for because they now consider from inspiring English sources

But the Shvartsmans are voting for Mr. Sharon because they now consider Israel's internal issues to be luxuries.

On the relative status of the bluesmen in the US and Europe Their US audience was getting smaller every year because they were now considered old hat.

First, that because Americans now consider "fun as an entitlement,"... larger and larger swaths of life can be profitably understood as forms of entertainment..

First, that because Americans now consider "fun as an entitlement,"... larger and larger swaths of life can be profitably understood as forms of entertainment...

This is not surprising, because we now consider values far away from the regions relevant to inferential decisions (i.e. the distributions' tails).

I give the camera angry side-eye, because I now consider it my enemy.

In the days of British protective rule, the Asians used to point out that they were debating theology when the Britons were daubing themselves with purple paint, but just because some people now consider Britain an American protectorate, the taunt cannot be automatically transferred.

Republicans say they are bracing for a bloody political brawl over the next two years because Democrats in Florida now consider Mr. Bush vulnerable and have begun plotting to oust him in 2002.

They are now considered "developing".

They are now considered BRCA-positive.

"When it comes to choosing a home," remarked Jay Madary CEO of JVM Realty Corporation, a Chicago-area privately held multi-family investment and property management company, "many Americans now consider renting upscale apartments because they can get amenities they may not otherwise find in a home within their price range.