Sentence examples for considered to be two from inspiring English sources

Within this family there are considered to be two subfamilies.

Although the country saw one quarter of economic contraction late last year, it has avoided a technical recession (generally considered to be two successive quarters of contraction).

Although there is no precise definition of a recession, it is generally considered to be two or more consecutive quarters in which gross domestic product, or total output, shrinks.

Critically for Nutella, the designation, which the FDA said was based on a 1991 consumer survey that showed a "significant" number of respondents used Nutella as a dessert topping for ice cream, meant that the average serving size was considered to be two tablespoons.

A special section is devoted to the graphic designer Stanley Mouse and the photographer George DuBose, who are considered to be two of the most influential album-cover artists of the past four decades -- Mr. Mouse for instantly recognizable images for Grateful Dead albums including "Skeleton & Roses and Mr. DuBosee for photographs of Tom Waits, the B-52's and the Ramones.

But despite their close proximity, they're typically considered to be two different worlds.

Certainly he was widely considered to be one of Mr Pastrana's more able ministers.

Ficus is considered to be one of the first foods to be preserved by drying.

Zimbabwe is considered to be one of the most difficult nations in Africa to help.

Years later, they're considered to be one of the most influential bands to have existed.

With Walt Whitman, Dickinson is widely considered to be one of the two leading 19th-century American poets.