Sentence examples similar to considered hard work from inspiring English sources

Consider hard work to be one of your most important contributions to society.

A spokesman for Mr. Boehner told The Hill newspaper that he was glad to be with Representative Buchanan on Saturday, considering his "hard work" to supply candidates with "the needed tools".

It's like farming, once considered drudgery and hard work, but now seen as a soulful utopian adventure.

In January, 1938, an anonymous "girl reporter" for the Hartford Courant sampled the service, reporting that her rather gloomy escort, "Mr. Smith," was in it for the money, and considered it unglamorous hard work.

The graduate entry programme was considered 'hard work' but a quick route to a professional career which had much to offer.

Not even for someone that is emphatically trying to reach out to people that might consider pirating our hard work?

This is remarkable when you consider all the hard work he's put in over the past year.

Eckstut's rebuttal: "Some people just can't stomach the idea that anyone else is going to make money off what they consider their supposedly hard work".

The celebrity culture that your family has propelled has done wonders for your interpretation of dreaming "big" and you consider that as "hard work".

When people think about owning their own business they think of the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow and fail to consider all the hard work involved.

As the spawn of a "reward marriage" -- considered "the ultimate bonus for hard work and reliable snitching" -- he had no real family ties.