Sentence examples for is considered on from inspiring English sources
A flight is considered "on time" if it arrives or departs less than 15 minutes after its scheduled take-off or landing time.
A train late by only a minute (which is considered "on time" in any other place in the world) is a major concern here.
Typically, only one aspect of CPE is considered: On the one hand, CPE is well known in the context of channel sounding[11 13].
Pembrokeshire county council says it has received "a significant number of applications" for DHPs and that every one is considered on its merits.
"Each case is considered on its own merits.
"Whitney" is considered "on the bubble," between renewal and cancellation.
But at least American tennis is considered on the rise.
And the making of pottery is considered on a par with painting, sculpture and architecture.
"Today, his simulation approach is considered on an equal footing with experimental and theoretical techniques".
Out-of-zone travel time is considered on-duty time; dispatching crews outside the all-important circle ensures that meal time, break time and overtime pile up alarmingly.
Although Malawi is considered on-track to reach MDG 4, the country must further reduce the under-five mortality rate by 20% to reach its MDG target [ 1].
