Sentence examples for considered core from inspiring English sources

Some 87% of respondents said values are considered core to their companies' business approach and value proposition and that they are referenced in design and services discussions.

M&S says that 21 million people visit its shops at least once a week in Britain, with 12 million considered "core shoppers" who buy at least weekly.

He remembers the divisive issue of whether to close the bathhouses, which had been considered "core institutions" of the city's gay culture, at the epidemic's height.

A bank spokesman, Tony Rossi, said that "the tax refund loan business is a sort of niche business that falls outside of what would be considered core banking operations".

It then went on to rule that the federal law was overly broad, since it swept within its coverage many sorts of images that should be considered core protected speech.

The Iron Rice Bowl has been replaced by what's sometimes known as the Rice Bowl of Youth (qing chun fan) — low-level but decent-paying jobs in fields like public relations and sales, for which youth and good looks are considered core qualifications.

As challenging as outlining these competencies was, excluding those competencies not considered core required equal consideration.

The policy implications discussed in the context of Erdös Rényi random networks remain valid for the considered core-periphery structure.

The considered core-periphery structure was calibrated to German interbank market data and presents a good description of a real world interbank market.

Although ANAS contains more than one Dehalococcoides strain, this approach had little effect on the number of orthologous groups considered 'core' between all Dehalococcoides, mainly because sequencing was sufficiently deep and because the Dehalococcoides strains in ANAS are closely-related to the Cornell lineage from which ethenogenes 195 is the only completely-sequenced representative [ 67].

Engineers of the future will require abilities previously not considered 'core' to their professional practice.