Sentence examples for considered consonant from inspiring English sources

Keeping the mother of your illegitimate child on your own office payroll: by the late seventies, there were no longer so many Twin Cities jurisdictions where this was considered consonant with good government.

All "flat" words have an accent if they end in a consonant other than "n" or "s" (the letter "y" is considered a consonant).

The major triad is considered more consonant than the diminished triad or atonal chord because it comprises tones with fundamentals that are related by simple frequency ratios.

The perfect fifth (e.g., 220 330hz) is considered more consonant than the tritone (e.g., 220 311hz) because its frequencies are related by simpler ratios.

th = voiceless "th"; considered a single consonant.

dh = represents the voiced "th"; considered a single consonant.

ch = always sounds like "k," never the English "ch"; considered a single consonant.

Because there are only 12 letters in the Hawaiian alphabet, the 'okina used to represent a glottal stop is considered to be a consonant.

As an example of the reason, consider the written consonant pair "gh".

In the absence of a gold standard against which to compare judgments, a criterion of 2/3 consonant answers was considered sufficient to classify the flagging of the diagnosis as valid or invalid.

Vowels and consonants can be considered to be the segments of which speech is composed.