Sentence examples for become considered a from inspiring English sources

Pizza has become considered a fast food.

How does an "average" company become considered a "good" company?

To become considered a leader, however, the company should mandate the purchasing of only "green energy," and mandate that all of its operations will build green buildings/stores.

The responses varied concerning the amount of time postpartum within which the onset of a complication must occur to become considered a postpartum maternal morbidity (ranging from 6 weeks to more than 1 year) and the majority of respondents selected "6 weeks" (58%) or "1 year" (27%).

To appreciate just how leveraged homeowners have become, consider a common measure of homeowners' equity: the loan to value, or the percentage of a property's value that is borrowed.

For a glimpse of how venomous and debased the discourse about Islam has become, consider a blog post in The New Republic this month.

Even James Bond, debonair hero of 80-odd seductions on screen and page, became considered a boorish sexist dinosaur.

There was also a change in attitude toward instrumental music in general, and the lack of text, once seen as a handicap, became considered a virtue.

Rundgren, on the other hand, was amused by how the album became considered a precursor to the punk rock movement: "I was never really thought of as a punk producer, and I never got called by punk acts.

Over time, however, appointment to master's mate became considered a normal part of the path to a commission; the situation caused some confusion during the last part of the 18th century, when two parallel roles – master's mates trying to become masters, and former midshipmen working toward a commission – held the same title and responsibilities aboard ship.

After a study by Fong et al. in volunteers given endotoxin [ 27], parenteral nutrition became considered a poison, because its delivery had primed a stronger inflammatory response compared with enteral nutrition.