Sentence examples for considered sign from inspiring English sources

"I always considered sign language to be his mother tongue," his youngest son, Lorn Fant, said in a telephone interview.

In cases of matching substitution patterns, a) a single nucleotide substitution (thus nonsynonymous) was assumed to be arisen by convergence and the profiles retained as mutants, b) multiple shared nucleotide substitutions were considered sign of recombination and the recombinant profile was predicted to be the one with highest number of amino acid changes with respect to its ancestral profile.

"We considered signing Falcao," Pérez said.

"Rodman was considered trouble by the time I considered signing him," Krause said.

They considered signing Bonds to a free-agent contract, believing he would be an incredible bargain.

Mr. Hector considered signing with a record company, but decided against it.

Skyscrapers are usually considered signs of success, steel-framed declarations of triumph.

Larry Beinfest, the Marlins' general manager, said they considered signing Floyd to a contract extension.

The Mets considered signing Rodriguez after they lost the 2000 World Series to the Yankees.

Not that Pettitte would have even considered signing with the rival Red Sox.

Until recently, readings of 30 or more in the VIX were considered signs of extreme tension.