Sentence examples for firmly considered from inspiring English sources
In recent years, the N.F.L. has slowly monopolized parts of the calendar once firmly considered the off-season with a series of often televised mini-events that form a bridge from the Super Bowl to the opening of training camps while spanning the N.B.A. and N.H.L. playoffs, and the start of baseball season.
Also, 'accessibility'intermodalityity' and 'efficient management' were, in general, more firmly considered than 'urban integration' and 'environmental quality' as goals for implementing sustainable urban mobility policies within the context of the LRT project.
These were grouped data, and the possible effects of 'ecological fallacy' should also be firmly considered for the interpretation of the results [ 28].
And she firmly considers herself the latter. .
A letter to the IOC from the 1960 Squaw Valley organising committee queries a regulation that apparently requires men and woman to be segregated, stating firmly that "considering the relatively small size of our Village, we are not intending to erect a fence around the building accommodating female competitors exclusively".
But it did not do so, and the army here is considered firmly in the democratic camp.
Along with Frank Ocean and the Weeknd, his sound can be considered firmly in the "indie R&B" camp, a tag Miguel approves of.
The dynamics of the endgame are varying state by state, though the fact that 39 states are now considered firmly behind Mr. Kerry or Mr. Bush has made the challenge faced by both campaigns at least somewhat less daunting.
Kentucky is considered firmly in the column of Gov. George W. Bush, so the Gore camp approved of Mr. Clinton's visit there on behalf of Eleanor Jordan, a candidate for Congress.
With the state considered firmly in President Obama's column, the candidates have spent little time campaigning in the city, other than attending the occasional fund-raiser or making a speech at the United Nations.
There was a time when no right-thinking fashion follower would have gone anywhere near a novelty Christmas jumper – sartorially, it was considered firmly beyond the acceptable boundaries of good taste.
