Sentence examples for has been considered close from inspiring English sources

Antony and Cleopatra, in its ambiguities and irony, has been considered close to the Euripidean line of bitterness and detachment.

In order to firmly place Cubelium in the family phylogeny and to compensate for weaker data for this taxon, we also included in our analysis Orthion subsessile, which has been considered close to Cubelium on morphological grounds [ 34].

The race had been considered close but Mr. Helms won a third term by a comfortable margin, receiving 1,080,208 votes to Mr. Gantt's 974,701.

Merrill owns a 49% stake in the firm, and Fink had been considered close to the brokerage's management.

Such a reform would have been considered close to treason in the past.

Plagiosaurs may have inherited their armor from a terrestrial ancestor, as both Peltobatrachus and Laidleria have been considered close relatives of the group.

Mr. Scarola's school is among 47 that the city has been considering closing for poor performance.

Commissioner Howard did not dispute that assessment, noting that the a state commission had been considering closing some hospitals in the state even before the proposed cuts in charity care were announced.

It also emphatically reflects the disease outcome at objective injury level, which has been considered a close association with prognosis [ 42].

The West Virginia Senate race has been considered vital and close by the national Democratic and Republican Parties, both of which sent money for attack ads.

This ratio has been considered to be close to 1 for radionuclide therapy using peptides, assuming low or no specific binding of the radionuclide in the bone marrow [20], which was confirmed in a study with 177Lu-DOTATATE in which bone marrow and blood samples collected at the same time points were analysed [16].