Sentence examples for is considered out from inspiring English sources

There are several conditions under which this will result in an out: If the bowler manages to directly hit the striker's wicket on a bowl and break it, the striker is considered out "bowled".

If that meant forgoing Manhattan, she didn't mind, although Queens, she said, "is considered out of it".

"I approached Puntila well aware that Brecht is considered out of date and dour and a mysogynist to boot," says Ms Hunter.

A great deal of clothing is discarded because it is considered out of style or no longer trendy.

If the method is considered out of scope (considering the role of the class), then to mark it as such;   5.

The BS can then monitor that the MS is responding to messages and can decide when it is considered out of the network.

One of the frustrating parts of this system for Hudson is that she actually has a bank account at Wells Fargo, but because her CalWORKS card is considered out-of-network there, she still has to pay fees.

The study with only 6 papers has recently been withdrawn from the Cochrane database, effective from Issue 3, 2009, because it is considered out-of-date.

The first two are considered business process outsourcing (BPO) engagements, and the other two are considered out-tasking models.

The proposed parallel implementations broaden the applicability of MPC to problems that were considered out-of-reach till recent years.

The studio chose filmmakers that were considered "out-of-left-field", given their previous work.