Sentence examples for considered champions from inspiring English sources

The group, known as the Lunch Pail Republicans, is backing GOP candidates who generally aren't considered champions of labor unions.

Historically, women leaders are considered champions of issues such as health care, child care, family services, food and water safety, drug abuse, and domestic violence.

Under the Freebird rule, all three members of The Beautiful People were considered champions, and any combination of two members could defend the title.

The Tour director, Christian Prudhomme, said Saturday that Landis was no longer considered champion of the event.

Ms. Khemitsara said she was now considering championing other causes, mentioning the inequalities of the global market economy.

China 1984* United States China 1986 United States China 1988* United States U.S.S.R. 1990 Italy U.S.S.R. 1992* Brazil Cuba 1994 Italy Cuba 1996* Netherlands Cuba 1998 Italy Cuba 2000* Yugoslavia Cuba 2002 Brazil Italy 2004* Brazil China 2006 Brazil Russia 2008* United States Brazil 2010 Brazil Russia 2012* Russia Brazil 2014 Poland United States *Olympic champions, considered world champions.

The remit was always to win the Premier League but it is a little shake of the head, a blowing of the cheeks, when Mancini is asked whether this is the point in the process when City can be considered potential champions in the making.

The work of the Indigenous project officers, who are considered community champions, has enhanced the acceptability of the study to the local community, increased the potential for participant involvement and begun to build local research capacity.

While there is no "winner" in four-square, the person who stays in the ace position the longest is usually considered the champion.

To him, City cannot be considered as champions-elect.

4. Research to determine what is a considered a "champion tree".