Sentence examples for is considered firm from inspiring English sources

Despite having just one loss in his 19-fight career, the Briton is considered firm underdog by Sin City's bookmakers.

Participation is considered firm once the participants have completely filled in the "initial set" file (basic kit) containing five types of questionnaires (socio-demographic and lifestyle data, health status, diet, physical activity, anthropometry) which must be done in the 21 days following registration.

If the bill is passed by the Senate, where support for trade is considered firmer, Mr. Bush will have so-called trade promotion authority, allowing him to reach foreign trade agreements that Congress can accept or reject, but not amend.

Today this theory sounds about as laughable as chemtrails, but in the 1870s it was considered firm science.

The b-word, of course, is cited in study after study about the different perceptions of male and female anger: Where men are considered "firm," women are seen as "controlling" and worse. .

Wanderers, who were considered firm favourites to win the Cup for the third consecutive season, took the lead after only five minutes through Jarvis Kenrick, but the Engineers quickly equalised.

Market orientation is considered a firm's resource that impacts the development of its marketing capabilities and in turn leads to better performance.

As a firm is considered as a team, the reward system is designed to promote partnership that supports the goal of the firm.

With about 100 lawyers, Fischbein Badillo is considered a medium-size firm in Manhattan.

As a result, his base of support inside and outside the firm is considered small.

If it falls below that threshold, the firm is considered in default and the bank can demand repayment.