Sentence examples for considered ordinary from inspiring English sources

Since 2005 church-run organisations have not been considered ordinary commercial structures and have been exempt.

Generally speaking, he said, a major capital improvement is one done building-wide that benefits all tenants and that would not be considered ordinary repair or maintenance.

A "No, because replacing only the door, with or without its frame, would be considered ordinary maintenance," said Marcel DeWinter, a Manhattan architect.

IN France, the creamy salt cod dish called brandade de morue (creamed salt cod), despite its elegant-sounding name, is considered ordinary.

If a fund manager sold the business, "all the gain from the sale would have been considered ordinary income," Mr. Brown said.

But the fact that the attention-span theory makes news of what was once considered ordinary or artistic behavior is not what's wrong with it.

A New Yorker in August shudders to wonder what he considers "ordinary tomatoes".

"The current efforts to instill ideology makes me feel that the authorities consider ordinary Chinese people to be unpatriotic or even mentally challenged," he said.

Communities touched by violence have an understandable and overwhelming tendency to scrutinise the ways in which extremists, both those we consider "disturbed" and those we consider "ordinary", are lured into violence.

Often the best approach is to pass over the generic but to consider ordinary objects -- particularly useful ones -- with a twist, which can be every bit as exciting as more esoteric gifts.

They don't consider ordinary people, do they?