Sentence examples for consider it less from inspiring English sources

I own a home that has appreciated so much in value that I now consider it less shelter against the elements than a 2,200-square-foot 2,200-square-foot 2,200-square-foot

Although the unemployment rate is widely reported upon and can therefore plausibly affect a president's re-election chances, I consider it less reliable as an economic benchmark and therefore prefer to work with versions of the payrolls numbers when given the choice).

Furthermore, although we consider it less likely, it is also possible that nasal septal cartilage destruction occurred during tumor regression induced by concurrent chemoradiation therapy (CCRT).

So I consider it less of a weight and more of an honor that I was trusted with that responsibility.

Nevertheless, patients diagnosed with familial hypercholesterolemia seem to prefer a patient-mediated approach more than a direct targeting approach, as they consider it less threatening for relatives [ 17].

We consider it less likely that the cell died, given that apoptosis is extremely rare in the adult zebrafish telencephalon (Webb et al., 2009) and that we did not visualize cell debris.

He said he considered it less probable, however, that outsiders would become Levites, let alone founding members of the Levite community in Europe.

They wrote 40 pages of what they first called "El Weirdo," but a potential producer considered it less hilarious than they did.

The Huffington Post called Thaiday's line the "Most Tasteless Sport Thing Ever", suggesting that writer Anthony Sharwood is blissfully unaware of Mitchell Pearce's simulated sex act with a dog, or considers it less offensive.

Various rankings contradict one another: according to Asia's 50 Best, Bangkok's Gaggan is the best restaurant in Asia, but the World's 50 Best considers it less good than Tokyo's Narisawa.

We have taken this decision in order to keep the meaningful information in the AU activity map instead of bypassing the AU or considering it less active.