Sentence examples for is considered even from inspiring English sources

Milem still has a long way to go before he is considered even a midround pick.

It is considered, even by those who do it, to be extremely dangerous.

The incoming governor, David A. Paterson, is considered even more of a Clinton loyalist than Mr. Spitzer".

Discussing salaries is considered even more vulgar in France than it is in the UK, says Louise Bolotin, who has worked in corporate communications in France and Holland.

Mr. Gitlin says it is considered even more polite to address someone by title and surname and in the third person.

The London Symphony's success is considered even more impressive because the orchestra has remained at the Barbican, a sprawling gray concrete apartment and arts complex influenced by the towering designs of Le Corbusier.

We are just happy to be considered, even if it is for our underbelly.

In return, Mr. Buffett negotiated what was considered even then to be very favorable terms.

Apple's decade of growth may be considered even more remarkable in the light of Jobs's health problems.

But these are not the views that prevail, or indeed are considered even marginally acceptable, in today's Republican Party.

How and why did you decide that entries could be considered even though their word counts were above your limit?