Sentence examples for consider it a means from inspiring English sources

I consider it a means of survival".

Since this ansatz depends on a reduction of state space rather than on the neglect of correlations, we do not consider it a mean field type approximation.

But he considers it a means of bringing valuable legal services to people from Brooklyn to the Bronx.

Rather than seeing customer monitoring as an invasion of privacy, he considers it a means of making shopping a more pleasant experience for "time-compressed" (ie, busy) consumers.

Working for free was an uneasy concept, but I considered it a means to an end.

Even scientists consider it a useful means to assess the scientific status of a colleague".

As a native New Yorker, I by no means consider it a paradise.

Consider it a life lesson in what it means to live green".

James Alexander-Sinclair, garden designer and RHS show garden judge I've been judging at Chelsea since 2008, and I consider it an honour: it means people trust what you say.

The world champion Mikhail Botvinnik considered it a virtually flawless means of countering a queenside opening by White.

Signac wholeheartedly adopted Seurat's invention, pointillism or divisionism, though he considered it simply a means of expression, a way to apply paint to the canvas.