Sentence examples for considered everywhere from inspiring English sources

I heard so many interesting stories from different people and felt genuinely considered everywhere I went.

Moreover, it allows for taking into account the intrinsic (and uncontrolled) variability among the participants, which was considered everywhere as a random factor.

Antibiotic prescription is still considered everywhere like a trivial act.

"We're going to consider everywhere in Prospect Park this weekend as our backyard," said Michele Dreger, the Audubon volunteer leading the walk.

The Royal College of Surgeons set up a Working Party on Accident Prevention and Life Saving in 1961, which considered accidents everywhere – in the home and on the roads as well as in the countryside.

It is now much less daunting for a small studio to consider publishing everywhere, and the performance trade-offs that used to exist with middleware have become a non-issue.

The same story is considered perfectly normal everywhere else.

It is, I think, a harmless trade, though it is not everywhere considered a respectable one.

Amateur bracketologists everywhere considered Oregon's seeding as a No. 12 to be something of an injustice — not necessarily for the Ducks, who won the Pacific-12 tournament, but for their Round of 64 opponent, Oklahoma State.

Personal trainers are like automatic tellers: one minute they didn't exist, the next they were everywhere, and considered indispensable.

Handel's operas, now seen everywhere, were considered hopelessly passé not so long ago, their formal Baroque conventions impossible for a contemporary audience to take seriously.