Sentence examples for considered third from inspiring English sources

The same holds true for Prince Nayef, the interior minister, who at 65 is considered third or fourth in line.

Like Prust, a number of forwards who might otherwise be considered third- or fourth-liners are contributing.

Utah State, a strong agricultural and engineering university of some 21,000 students, is considered third in the state behind Brigham Young and the University of Utah.

Far-left candidate Mark Bergfeld, who encourages "direct action" and civil disobedience, is generally considered third favourite, though William Hill gives him the same odds as Burns.

But its display advertising business, driven largely by its DoubleClick ad network, representing some $5 billion in revenue, is considered third party and could be affected.

Teachers College, Columbia University will extend credit to students who present written authorization from a third party/sponsoring company (parents and relatives are not considered Third Parties) for payment of tuition and/or fees on their organization or corporate letterhead.

I know people who are considered third-wave feminists who are 20 years older than me.

It was followed by a violin concerto considered third-rate just a few years ago, and a concert closer that might more naturally have formed a lightweight opener.

Warrick Dunn against New Orleans on Sunday helped add another twist -- smallish running backs considered third-down specialists are proving that they can be every-down, inside-running, big-play backs.

Since customers' payments are processed by and go directly to the stores, these start-ups can operate within many state liquor laws because they are considered third-party marketing businesses.

It states that Fintech companies (including third-party service providers in mobile payment environments) performing services for, or providing services to, or on behalf of, a bank are considered third-party service providers under Bulletin 2013-19 accordinglyingly, subject to the third-party risk management process.