Sentence examples for considered less than from inspiring English sources

What about a packed lunch if sandwiches are considered less than ideal?

Anything above 55 was considered less than ideal for a marathon.

As word spread, Dr. Friedman at Duke and Genentech organized studies of a type generally considered less than definitive.

Not so long ago, the section of Fifth Avenue just above 34th Street was considered less than glamorous.

Last summer, Revis considered staging a third holdout to protest being paid what he considered less than market value.

KEN BELSON The Excruciating Miles In marathon running, anything above 55 degrees is considered less than optimal.

Enrollment in 1 to 7 units is considered less-than-half-time, or part-time enrollment.

Yes; LDL cholesterol is often considered less-than-healthy because, when eaten in excess, it can encourage the buildup of plaque on the walls of the arteries (atherosclerosis).

They are now considered less-than in the eyes of the law in North Carolina.

Its passengers understood: In the eyes of the world, they were considered "less-than". Less valued, less significant, less human in a word, as one of the passengers once put it, expendable.

From 1910 up until 1964, roughly 20,000 people considered less-than-desirable, such as minorities and people with mental disabilities, were forcibly sterilized in California due, in part, to the eugenics philosophy.