Sentence examples for considering it highly from inspiring English sources

A less studied aspect of Historical architecture is their historic microclimates: researches currently carried on in the Department of Architecture of Università di Bologna aim specifically to study this field of architecture, considering it highly relevant to accomplish the goals of any restoration intervention.

Francis Dass of New Straits Times was positive toward the episode, considering it "highly watchable".

Most people consider it highly unusual for their blood to be anywhere outside their bodies.

All sides agree an accord is still possible, but none consider it highly likely, if only because the negotiators are dealing with so many other issues.

In fact, many Americans would consider it highly American for those living under tyrannical regimes in faraway places to keep and bear arms, even unlawful, secret arms.

Berman said he was aware that a former student had committed suicide but considered it "highly doubtful" that his reasons for killing himself "concerned me".

But having asked Congress for authorization, the president's aides consider it highly improbable that he would order an attack if either chamber votes against it.

Clenbuterol is approved only to treat respiratory disease, often caused by poor air quality in barns, and many veterinarians and trainers consider it highly effective.

Dr. Post said the group would hold meetings of its leadership and members over the next few days and he said he considered it "highly likely" that members would vote to call for the cardinal's resignation.

Memorandum from PBSUCCESS headquarters to C.I.A. station in Guatemala, Apr. 28, 1954: Consider it highly important to mobilize anti-Communist activities of the Catholic Church dignitaries and of Catholic lay organizations...

Cheese experts I spoke with considered it highly unlikely, especially in light of Baehrel's claim that he makes cheese without rennet, the standard curdling enzyme; he said that he used organic coagulants, such as nettles or carrot-top hay.