Sentence examples for considered a plus from inspiring English sources

His wallet is also considered a plus.

In such circles, Romney's views may be considered a plus.

His European Union experience is also considered a plus.

Tidy and nuanced answers, which reference the realities of governing, are generally considered a plus.

In terms of New York self-interest, her increased influence has to be considered a plus.

The ability to handle a machine gun was considered a plus.

If we were to now give in to our geometric intuition and say, lookit, why worry about algebra when it's so much easier to do this thing by geometry, the counterexample is consider a plus b to the fourth power.

Furthermore, compared with Ph.D. researchers, librarians are generalists, which he considers a plus.

There are also no earthquakes in Virginia, which I consider a plus.

You now have men on ''A.N.T.M.'' Would you consider a plus-size or otherwise nontraditionally beautiful male model?

Empathetic skills are considered a big plus.