Sentence examples for considered excuse from inspiring English sources
There is the Deep, a lottery-funded aquarium contained in a pointy, iceberg-like projection designed by Terry Farrell, which although it looked at the time of its conception like a poorly considered excuse to spend money, is apparently doing well.
The obstacles that stand in the way of this goal — poverty, trauma, parental ambivalence — are considered "excuses" that must not distract from the quest.
Games are considered "excused" absences from class, but I swear some professors have a personal vendetta against all athletes.
An act of God has long been considered to excuse even the most mandatory of requirements.
It is comforting to think so, but saying, "This hurts me as much as it does you" is neither true nor considered an excuse.
According to Fields, the disorder cannot explain away Sandusky's alleged actions and should not be considered an excuse in regards to child molestation.
These are not to be considered an excuse for "business as usual" or a "plan b", but they could be additional tools in the carbon-climate toolbox, and research funding into them, into assessing them and into their governance is very lacking compared to other clean tech areas.
Reasons such as lack of awareness and household labor shortage can be considered as excuses for these behaviors, but the existing situation hampers the long-term defensive function of these structure and challenges productive land sustainability.
Columbia, like all universities, has a policy in place for rescheduling exams things like a serious illness, bereavement, religious observances, or the birth of your child are considered reasonable excuses.
And let's stop indulging the "oh, but consider knives" excuse.
