Sentence examples for but being considered from inspiring English sources

That's a combination you might be seeing more of now on television in the US, but being considered sexual is often not considered smart, so that worried me.

These laws, recently passed in only a few states but being considered in more, abet parent takeovers of underperforming schools, which may then be replaced with charter schools run by private entities.

It has not been decided what kind of judicial process the detainees would face on their return, but being considered are Afghan military tribunals or trials in civilian courts run by the National Security Directorate, which has jurisdiction over terrorism and other serious crimes.

But being considered hip couldn't matter less to one with Bacharach's credentials, who at 75 would seem to have scaled every peak pop music has to offer, right?

Bedbugs do not transmit disease but are considered extremely annoying.

Those numbers take longer to be available, but are considered to be more reliable.

These first appeared a decade ago, but were considered by officials to be an oddity.

Modafinil is not listed among prohibited performance-enhancing drugs, but is considered a related substance.

The ulcer was cauterized but was considered unstable, and doctors planned to look again later.

He is smoking filterless cigarettes: filters were available in 1916 but "were considered a bit effete".

In that world, love or sadness existed, but were considered more ornament than underpinning.