Sentence examples for considered a force for from inspiring English sources
Yet it's easily forgotten that initially he was considered a force for good.
The revised "Exorcist" gives him a few more scenes, and, though they're brief, anything that increases the amount of Max von Sydow in the world has to be considered a force for good.
The former minister of commerce, Rachid Mohamed Rachid, once considered a force for reform and clean government, was sentenced in absentia to 15 years in prison and a $230 million fine for illegally helping Mr. Ezz obtain permits for his steel empire — a more serious sentence perhaps reflecting the prominent public role he was convicted of abusing.
As former US secretary of state Colin Powell put it back in 2001, western NGOs are considered "a force multiplier for us, such an important part of our combat team".
But can Gorran, which was formed only three months ago, really be considered a legitimate force for change?
In the 1800s, the public library was considered a vital force for strengthening democracy.
The second one is characterized by gains and losses of whole or parts of chromosomes, named chromosomal instability (CIN), and it is considered a driving force for tumourigenesis [ 1].
With the arrival of social media, digital technology now considers itself a force for global good.
The Silicon Valley company, which trumpeted its corporate motto, "Don't be evil", before its stockmarket listing in 2004, considers itself a force for good in the world, even in defiance of commercial logic.
I consider Anthony a force for good in independent school education in Britain and elsewhere, including the US".
