Sentence examples for considers it so from inspiring English sources
Kleisterlee considers it so important that Philips has changed its global strategy from making only the highest-end, high-margin medical machines to entering the low- and midprice medical equipment markets.
"I remain unclear as to why the BBC considers it so vital to recover the vehicles (even if in scrap form)," Dr Freeman wrote.
The case, Rubin v. Eurofinance, did not arise from the Madoff fraud, but the trustee considers it so critical to his global recovery efforts that he has engaged British lawyers to represent him in the matter.
For years, the objects were hidden in a secretum, a secret cabinet of provocative objects, but now the British Museum considers it so potentially profitable that it created a new line of shunga merchandise: Kabuki hand cream, soy candles and green-tea lip gloss.
Visitors may be surprised to find out that Sydney isn't Australia's capital city, but its residents certainly consider it so in all but the political sense.
No, we do not consider it so".
But I didn't consider it so remarkable.
Why should God have considered it so important to stop?
He had already been considering it, so we agreed to collaborate.
Uniformly, they considered it so burdensome as to determine their life choices.
And why do those who strongly oppose that decision consider it so wrong?
