Sentence examples for considered nothing less from inspiring English sources

The group was difficult but their campaign can be considered nothing less than a disappointment.

This will be considered nothing less than a national disaster in Mexico, which fielded a team of first-division players from its national league.

In a country that bills itself as the land of opportunity, in a society that quantifies success in material terms, the act of amassing things is considered nothing less than patriotic.

That is travel at a speed my ancestors would have considered nothing less than a miracle.

While New York building codes generally set standards to account for 100-year protection, Professor Rogers said he believed that the city should consider nothing less than 500-year protection.

Talks with Fiorentina are continuing, with the Italian club indicating they will consider nothing less than the £26.8m that will trigger the buyout clause in the forward's contract.

Most people in the Orthodox Jewish Kings Highway neighbourhood view the Cinema Kings Highway as an embarrassment, but when my friends and myself, four white kids raised on a steady diet of irony and Robin Byrd reruns, found out about the theatre, we considered it nothing less than pervert Mecca.

I consider this nothing less than a war on Arizona's working families.

I consider this tactic as nothing less than...evil.

Last week America announced that it now considers Russia to be nothing less than a market economy.

Architecture is the mother of the arts and I consider my profession as nothing less than that in miniature form.