Sentence examples for considered a junior from inspiring English sources

It would not be far-fetched to suggest we may be on the cusp of an animation revolution, with some of the world's finest film-makers choosing to work in what has traditionally been considered a junior species of cinema.

Comparisons based on isolated cranial elements later demonstrated that the Liscomb hadrosaurs showed close similarity to the hadrosaurine Edmontosaurus saskatchewanensis27, which is now considered a junior synonym of Edmontosaurus annectens28.

First, the genus Apocryptophagus forms a single taxon with the genus Sycophaga, and consequently, it has been considered a junior synonym of Sycophaga and then synonymized under the genus Sycophaga (Cruaud et al. [2011]).

This dinosaur was briefly called Majungatholus, a name which is now considered a junior synonym of Majungasaurus.

Fellow Oncousoeciid Eurystrotos is now believed to be not conspecific with O. lobulata, as previously suggested, but shows enough similarities to be considered a junior synonym of Oncousoecia.

Some of the plateosaur material was assigned to P. longiceps, a species described by palaeontologist Otto Jaekel in 1914 but now considered a junior synonym of P. engelhardti.

"This is considered a junior-level class, so they'd been around," he said.

Williams has not decided on where he will attend college, but is considering a junior college.

Consider a junior college as a first step, with the ultimate goal of transferring to 4 year university.

He's considered a redshirt junior (i.e., his fourth year) in terms of his playing status at Stanford.

The Council was once considered a sleepy junior partner in government; its members were not even required until 1974 to go to City Hall to vote in person.