Sentence examples for is considered far from inspiring English sources
A special election for an Assembly seat in the Bronx is considered far less competitive.
He turned 13 on Aug. 2, and his capacity for improvement is considered far greater than any adult's.
The Sunrise Highway extension is considered far too costly to revive because substantial homes have popped up along its route.
The computerized system is considered far less fragile than the 1930s-era lever-and-pulley contraptitn it will replace.
State Department officials are less charitable, perhaps because Mr. Rove is considered far more hawkish than Secretary Powell, and far more attuned to domestic politics.
Because its foot soldiers consist of conscripts who serve a mandatory military service of about two years, it is considered far less reliable to suppress domestic unrest.
This could explain the curious fact that precipitation in the western Amazon is higher than it is upwind, despite leakage in run-off at every revolution of the local water cycle.The theory caused a stir in Western academia last year when it was put forward in the journal Bioscience and is considered far-fetched by many.
It would have been considered far too depressing.
Her given name, Caryn Johnson, was considered far too plain for the industry, at any rate.
Political battles for popular loyalty should thus be considered far more important than military struggles.
