Sentence examples for commonly consider from inspiring English sources
Physicians commonly consider the presence of all differential diagnoses simultaneously.
People commonly consider their devices black boxes only fixable by "experts," and not just with stuff like iPhones and laptops.
They commonly consider that their failures are simply due to the fact that they suffer from schizophrenia.
Mechanical designers commonly consider the problem from the point of view of a concentrated dynamic or static force.
Sports analysts and historians commonly consider the Peru team's most successful managers to be Calderón, Peru's 1975 Copa América-winning manager, and Englishman Jack Greenwell, under whom the team won the 1938 Bolivarian Games and the 1939 South American Championship.
1 4 Medical students with depression more commonly consider dropping out of their course.
She is commonly considered comic - someone who can skewer a type.
I must assume that this disastrous sentiment is "commonly considered" among Mr. Berkman and his like-minded friends.
These ecosystem services are commonly considered "public goods" — available to everyone for free.
His famous phrase "resistance of despair" is commonly considered a core concept of his thought.
But I was a bit galled by his casual cultural revisionism in stating that the movie is "commonly considered a disaster".
