Sentence examples for considered to be lower from inspiring English sources

If a language doesn't have qualifications, then it is considered to be lower status".

However, all those emission levels are still considered to be lower than the levels of nanoparticles produced through natural processes.

We permit slum landlords to make obscene profits from them because we have decided that the men and women who go to reside there are beyond hope and are to be considered to be lower than animals.

Less is known about the safe level of caffeine for a young teenager, experts say, apart from the fact that it is considered to be lower than for an adult.

In 1879 Lapworth proposed that a complex series of strata (considered to be Lower Silurian by Sir Roderick I. Murchison and to be Upper Cambrian by Adam Sedgwick) was in fact a separate system.

Awnings have long been used to protect houses from the rain and the heat of the sun, and around the 1950s, according to the preservation arm of the National Park Service, aluminum became a popular material because it was considered to be lower maintenance and more durable than canvas.

Nevertheless, 'both countries embarked on ambitious programs of expanding coverage when still considered to be lower-middle or lower-income countries' [ 11], p. 2. The papers from Georgia [ 6], India [ 7], and Malawi [ 8] describe recent initiatives aimed at extending health insurance coverage to the poorest populations through the use of government revenue.

These two countries are widely regarded as key examples that progress towards UHC is feasible not only for high-income countries; both countries embarked on ambitious programs of expanding coverage when still considered to be lower-middle or low-income countries.

The keystone of that programme would be what at the time was sniffily considered to be a lower form of art: the American comédie musicale.

Zara and H&M, whose product lines are generally less expensive than Benetton's and are considered to be of lower quality, have cut into Benetton's market share in part by being quicker to get new goods into stores.

The ministers debated a proposal that would no longer require companies to obtain "explicit" consent from users whose personal data they collect and process, instead of "unambiguous" consent, which is considered to be a lower legal threshold.