Sentence examples for considered a way from inspiring English sources

Historically, boxing has been considered a way out of the ghetto for blacks and immigrants.

That proposal is considered a way to salvage efforts to create the free trade area by early 2005.

Before we understood the cancer and heart risks, smoking was considered a way to relax and alter mood, he said.

However, the amounts they forgo in the final payout will be considered a way of making good on their pledges.

The Yankees are adhering to Selig's order by not offering Alejo a position that could be considered a way of circumventing the directive.

In a country where workers' strikes are considered a way of life, do French diplomats have the right and the duty to walk out?

The company is considering a way out by spinning off the Nook division.

With several 80s acts on his books, he began to consider a way of packaging up six or seven acts.

Now she is battling the deterioration of the 1868 building, a task she considers a way of repaying those who have helped her.

By late last week, Mr. Sharon was ready to consider a way out of the standoff, because he was unsuccessful in persuading the Bush administration and other governments to shun Mr. Arafat.

He also promised to consider a way to provide more data about hidden slush funds, in the wake of efforts by Assemblyman James Brennan to list many of them.