Sentence examples for being considered of from inspiring English sources
"Probably because Britain has a longer history than the States, we're not really that comfortable with 20th-century structures being considered of historic interest," said Catherine Croft, the director of the Twentieth Century Society, an architecture advocacy group in London.
MileWise has several potential revenue models under consideration, with a commissions model being considered of the near future.
The method represents an extension, for the special case being considered, of methods developed by Colella and by Van Leer.
While being considered of high value, spatiotemporal analytics did not yet see a wide spreading into the actual business workflow or the direct configuration of services and applications.
Expression of rolD and ORF13 correlated with reduced aerial plant coverage, shoot weight, shoot: root ratio and increased flower density and flower width relative to plant coverage, thus being considered of particular interest in Mecardonia breeding.
A total of 121 bird species have been observed in the park, with twenty-six of them being considered of conservation priority.
There's the business side of things to be considered, of course.
In order to be selected for the list, sites must be considered of outstanding universal value.
Should no criticism be considered of Queen Elizabeth I, or indeed Margaret Thatcher in due course?
The minutes conclude: "The possibility was considered of withdrawing US preparations from the UK.
