Sentence examples for is considered rather from inspiring English sources

There has been little public outcry in Saudi Arabia over the case, which is considered rather ordinary, according to political experts in the capital, Riyadh.

Return on investment is considered rather low.

In this case, the environmental emission is considered rather than the economic cost.

In order to reduce computational complexity, the colored noise is considered rather than estimated in the orbit determination process.

Small multifunctional and ecologically managed farms are more productive than large farms, if total output including energy input/output is considered rather than single-crop yield.

In contrary, Scenario 1 is considered rather risky and probably as a consequence to that, its score on all remaining criteria is low (Fig. 9).

This article was amended on 5 March to clarify that the Sustainable Apparel Coalition is considering, rather than planning, a QR code scheme.

Weekend was considered rather awful.

So Mr. Bergé's decision was considered rather un-French.

It was considered rather frivolous by Austen's people.

So it was considered rather shameful, rather hard up, of a girl to agree.