Sentence examples for considered opposed from inspiring English sources

Atopy and autoimmunity are usually considered opposed immunological manifestations.

When it first passed the state legislature, the law permitted businesses to refuse service to lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans* people, and members of all other groups businesses considered opposed to its religious judgments and precepts.

Providers are generally considered opposed to the publication of individual provider performance data [ 13].

Envious of Netanyahu's appeal, Sharon considered opposing him in the first direct election for prime minister in May 1996.

On Ms. Gillibrand, whom she once considered opposing for office: "I don't agree with her on anything".

What is interesting, beyond the haunting, complicated beauty and precision of these images, is Mr. Epstein's ability to merge what have long been considered opposing terms: photo-conceptualism and so-called documentary photography.

During the hearings in April, the justices considered opposing arguments from government lawyers that police could search digital content from cellphones in the same way they are allowed to handle physical diaries or photographs held by someone at the time of their arrest.

In round homes, windows and doors were considered opposing if at an angle of greater than 135 degrees relative to each other.

While SC proliferation has been found to be PKA dependent and differentiation and myelination have been found to be EPAC dependent, both these pathways are nevertheless ultimately cyclic AMP-activation dependent, in what are no longer considered opposing pathways.

They exhort us not to speak (or even think) rationally, and to them the ability to consider opposing views is a sign of weakness.

This week, he held a two-day hearing to consider opposing arguments about how much of his inquiry should be held in private.