Sentence examples for consider as being from inspiring English sources
The rest of the film concerns itself with Platt's passage through the hands of several owners, each barbaric in their own way to someone they cannot stop to consider as being human.
But the growth remains largely off the back of exports from low labour-intensive industries and also from increased spending in areas like rent and insurance that most people would not consider as being all that wonderful – especially at a time when wages are flat-lining.
In particular, our study considers three types of CSR practices that Ward et al. (2007) consider as being of special importance to developing countries: recycling convenience (H1a), environmentally responsible/eco-friendly practices (H1b), and ethical behavior (H1c).
Ashley, Llambias and Leach are operating with a calculating disregard for the affect of their actions on the fans, but they are also further isolating the chairman David Somers, the Rangers International Football Club non-executive director James Easdale and The Rangers Football Club board member Sandy Easdale, who the fans will consider as being complicit to Ashley's moves.
Removing multiple-tip artifacts from SPM images has, however, only recently been accomplished through the adoption of crystallographic image processing (CIP) techniques [4 7], which one may consider as being a kind of a crystallographic averaging in reciprocal (Fourier) space of the intensity of symmetry-related features in direct space.
Third, our choice of IPC numbers defines which patent applications we consider as being related to genetics.
This topic has been thoroughly considered, as is every aspect of the studio that operates around McGinness.
"The fact that she's black — maybe she's not considered as being important".
This situation may be considered as being quite peculiar.
The following options were considered as being appropriate: 1.
Mechanoluminescence, also referred to as triboluminescence, is often considered as being a badly understood phenomenon.
