Sentence examples for considered cordial from inspiring English sources

It is also considered cordial and is given in puerperal fevers.

The overall feeling of the debate was cordial considering the recent heightened spats between Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton's respective campaigns.

That such cordial meetings could take place now is considered an improvement.

Totals may be less than N on account of missing data There was no significant difference between doctors (92.5%) and nurses (82.9%) who considered the working relationship between nurses and doctors as cordial (p-value = 0.16).

Although he remained on cordial terms with Senator Seward, Greeley never seriously considered supporting him in his bid for the Republican nomination for president.

It is reassuring to note that majority of doctors and nurses in Nigeria considered the working relationships between the two professions to be cordial, but problems remain.

If this seems like an exaggeration, consider some far less cordial transfers of power in the past.

It seems at first that the two have a cordial relationship, considering that Madonna addresses Malawi's first female president by her first name.

It was a short but very cordial conversation; especially considering the circumstances under which it was initiated.

On Friday, Forest chairman Fawaz Al Hasawi said his relationship with his manager was cordial despite McLeish reportedly considering his position at the club after Peterborough's George Boyd's move to the City Ground collapsed.

In addition, Mr. Hevesi has decided to challenge the honesty of Mr. Giuliani, a potentially tricky argument both given that there is little evidence that voters consider Mr. Giuliani corrupt, and that Mr. Hevesi's history with the mayor is largely cordial.