Sentence examples for considered to be rather from inspiring English sources

However, in many cases the machining efficiency of WEDT is considered to be rather low.

Thanks to its attitude to the male sex organ, this film was considered to be rather controversial at the time.

That's because the stone, the object of so many New Yorkers' obsessions, is considered to be rather mediocre.

His name is even Flirty Harry, because "flirty" rhymes with "dirty" and some gay people are considered to be rather flirty!

In fact the multidisplinary AI field is considered to be rather interdisciplinary covering numerous number of sciences and professions, including computer science, psychology, linguistics, philosophy and neurosciences.

Although this field work has always been considered to be rather poor by many anthropologists, I find it rather impressive given the short time he spent with the Amerindians.

The regression and artificial neural network techniques studied are considered to be complimentary rather than competitive.

In that case, more of the lower projected deficit this year might be considered to be permanent rather than temporary – giving more scope for permanent giveaways.

Generally considered to be a rather uncommon bird, the Chestnut-headed Crake ranges from southern Colombia south to extreme northwest Bolivia, and to westernmost Brazil.

Paradoxically, south Asian and African forms of chewing tobacco, which have hundreds of times more carcinogens than Snus, remain readily available in the UK and other EU countries as they are considered to be "traditional" rather than "new" tobacco products.

This should start at an early stage still considered to be research rather than product development.