Sentence examples for considered conquered from inspiring English sources

By 1980, it was considered conquered in Britain by antibiotics, the BCG vaccine and better housing, and the National Health Service cut back on surveillance.

Sobieski, ruling as John III (1674 96), sought to improve Poland's position and at first considered conquering Prussia in alliance with France.

However, the region was not considered fully conquered until a campaign by Jorge de Bocanegra in 1531 1532 that also took in parts of Jalapa.

Why, only a generation after our near-destruction, is the Jewish will to survive considered a will to conquer?

It's considered passé nowadays to conquer and subjugate peoples in the name of God.

When the barrage stopped, Belgrano requested an armistice, telling Cabañas that he had arrived to Paraguay to aid and not to conquer; considering the open hostility with which he was met, he would leave the province.

A fundamentalist element in Israeli society considered living in these newly conquered areas a religious right, if not a duty.

Israeli settlers and their supporters consider the area, which Israel conquered in 1967, part of their biblical birthright.

And at a club where triumphing in the derby with Roma is often considered of greater importance than conquering the league, his equalising goal in that fixture, a header from a Beppe Signori free-kick, was enough, together with strikes in other important games against Serie A's big clubs and a wonder goal against Pescara, to earn instant iconic status.

We considered the divide-and-conquer approach: each of us could tackle one of the five parts of "2666," and then share notes with the others.

The plan to conquer Queens was first considered not long after New York Newsday's demise.