Sentence examples for is best considered from inspiring English sources

For everyone else, the new Aquos is best considered a technology demonstration, like a concept car.

The issue is best considered separately with respect to each of the two stages of speciation and to the various modes of speciation.

In what is best considered a highly selective "personal choice" show, the lessons taught by recent exhibitions like "The Short Century," seen last year at P.S. 1, are ignored.

"Tobacco addiction is best considered a chronic disease, with most smokers requiring repeated interventions over time before achieving permanent abstinence," Dr. Neal L. Benowitz of the University of California, San Francisco, said last month in The American Journal of Medicine.

The show is best considered as an eco-predecessor to The Wombles, with the armoured, resourceful Clangers forced to deal with the floating detritus of Earth (including television sets), the messiest planet in the galaxy.

Mr. Bouley has said that Brushstroke is best considered a work in progress, a project that will take years to develop as he and his partners continue their research and development of ingredients, techniques and preparations.

The kinetic order of a reaction is best considered as an experimental quantity related to (but not identical with) the number of molecules of any reactant involved in the transition state.

Many bacteria both swim (like animals) and photosynthesize (like plants), yet they are best considered neither.

As for the Outis: for the moment, they're best considered an experiment for — here comes the pun — ear-ly adopters.

Earlier "nonpoetic" texts do, of course, exist, but for a number of reasons they are best considered as precedents to the tradition that was to develop.

Such details concerning spelling conventions in various modern Indo-Aryan languages are best considered along with other aspects of these languages.