Sentence examples for considered by us from inspiring English sources

Here's the issue: Kislyak, the Russian ambassador, is considered by US intelligence to be one of Russia's top spies and spy-recruiters.

Peskov appears to have been referring to a CNN report that Sergey Kislyak, the portly Russian Ambassador to Washington, is "considered by US intelligence to be one of Russia's top spies and spy-recruiters in Washington".

Husayn, born in 1971, was considered by US authorities to be an important member of al-Qaida and is alleged to have been involved in planning the 9/11 attacks on New York and Washington.

Peskov appears to have been referring to a CNN report that Sergey Kislyak, the portly Russian Ambassador to Washington, is "considered by US intelligence to be one of Russia's top spies and spy-recruiters in Washington". Whether Kislyak is a spook or merely a hardworking diplomatic emissary, he has certainly been working the Trump beat diligently.

The organisation notes that the European Parliament has adopted a resolution supporting tougher export controls, and that a bill with a similar aim is being considered by US lawmakers.

However, given the stark differences between these two ends of the research-based training continuum, a larger issue to be considered by US child care policymakers is to what extent training alone can effectively increase the workforce's knowledge and skills.

Quantitative PCR assays are being considered by US-EPA as a rapid analytical tool [ 24].

A variety of other effects of BPA have been noted, including disrupted pancreatic Beta-cell function producing insulin resistance in mice exposed to oral BPA doses well below the current lowest observed adverse effect level considered by the US-EPA [15].

How to properly flavor a dish is considered, by most of us, to be a vexing affair.

It's another long-term favoured destination of Brits that's being considered by 35 per cent of us.

By Sky Dylan-Robbins August 27, 2015 How to properly flavor a dish is considered, by most of us, to be a vexing affair.