Sentence examples for considered some of from inspiring English sources

Flynn considered some of the C.I.A.'s activities counterproductive.

The ONS figures are considered some of the most authoritative published.

New York, however, has considered some of the activity in question to be illegal.

The ethnic Rohingya are considered some of the most persecuted people in the world.

(James Surowiecki considered some of the potential benefits of such a move in a recent column).

You see, Super Bowl ads are traditionally considered some of the best of the year stateside.

These are considered some of the most fundamental laws upholding the world's most populous single market.

Those organisms are considered some of the most-important decomposers in freshwater aquatic environments.

And in those five years, it's considered some of our best work.

Podell considered some of the difficult diagnoses of his specialty — diseases that surprised him in the past.

There are people like, say, the painter Paul Cézanne, whose later work is considered some of his best.