Sentence examples for considered outside of from inspiring English sources
The tax has little chance of being considered outside of broader tax reform legislation, he added.
More than 74.5 million adults were considered outside of the labor force last month, up more than 4 million since March 2001, the Department of Labor says.
"So you are seeing attacks on lawyers who are considered outside of what the party would like them to do, and the same with labour activists," Crothall added.
The Nobel in Literature reflects a kind of accrued esteem older works can be considered outside of the year they were published "if their significance has not become apparent until recently".
Most interesting is that such a field would have previously been considered outside of the realm of an open source solution – but because of the distributed and secure OpenDHT network, services such as this are now not only possible but are being developed.
Human primary visual cortex (V1) has long been associated with learning simple low-level visual discriminations [1] and is classically considered outside of neural systems that support high-level cognitive behavior in contexts that differ from the original conditions of learning, such as recognition memory [2, 3].
There are a number of things that you can consider, outside of the usual business plans and so on, that will help to ensure you're prepared for the unique dynamic posed by a family business structure.
Examine "naked mole rats" — something you probably wouldn't consider outside of the display — and you find that they live 30 years, feel no pain and don't get cancer.
The majority are extragnathic findings, which can be normally considered outside the regions of interest of many dental clinicians.
THE creative achievements of Richard Rodgers are seldom considered outside the context of his extraordinary collaborations with Lorenz Hart and Oscar Hammerstein II.
