Sentence examples for considered prized from inspiring English sources

The short loin yields more tender meat cuts than the sirloin, although both are still considered prized cuts.

Similarly, can a poem pegged to a word that may or may not exist be considered prize worthy?

Because South Orange is mostly residential and often has many civic activities, it is considered prize territory.

Consider Prizes to Hand Out.The more prizes that can be handed out, the happier the participants in the tournament will be.

When awarding prizes for biodiversity competitions, consider prizes that reflect biodiversity, such as heirloom seeds, sustainably grown and created produce, fair trade items, books about conserving biodiversity or heroes who have already shown the way on protecting biodiversity and other such items.

"Portrait of Spain" will have paintings considered so prized they usually do not leave the museum.

But the company, which makes such aspirational luxury models as the Vanquish and DB9, is still considered a prize for acquisition because of the halo value of its brand.

This is considered a prize".

There's another point to be considered: the prize mustn't become unwieldy.

The following are the categories in which writing is considered for prizes.

For the sons of many poor families, landing a job in the constabulary is considered a prize.