Sentence examples for consider to be very from inspiring English sources

So it is a threat that we consider to be very serious".

"We have what we consider to be very reliable reporting of senior-level contacts going back a decade, and of possible chemical- and biological-agent training".

I don't think it's stealing an election, but what you are hearing from Republicans is a very strong reaction to something that they consider to be very unfair".

"If there is anything that upsets Pakistan it is squeezing it when it comes to jihadis who it does not consider to be very harmful to Pakistan's interests," he said.

"Even some of the people I consider to be very open-minded, respectful, with a good worldly view of equality still say things sometimes that make me shiver inside, when it comes to disability," he says.

"We want to give people the opportunity to continue to focus on the issues and also to have the media and the other candidates to focus on the issues that we consider to be very important," said Jane, who the senator has called his most trusted adviser.

"Janus is considered to be very smart money," Dr. Hochstadt said.

As such, Pluto and Charon may also be considered to be very large comet nuclei.

"Jalili is not considered to be very smart, even inside Iran," Ms. Farhi said.

However, drop below 560 and you are considered to be "very poor" and more than likely in big financial trouble.

"Secretary Rumsfeld is moving very forcefully to correct these problems, which he considers to be very serious," Mr. Zakheim said.