Sentence examples for is considered too from inspiring English sources

The parliamentary vote is considered too close to call.

The guests all have something to plug, and no question is considered too anodyne or banal.

Norway does not send failed asylum seekers to Yemen because it is considered too dangerous.

At 6 feet 4 inches, 180 pounds, Rubio also is considered too thin.

But, to its detractors, Citigroup is considered too big to succeed.

But Tsotsobe's medium pace is considered too gentle for Test cricket.

So a Labour home secretary is considered too illiberal for the Wall Street Journal.

Many analysts believe that outcome is likely, though the race is considered too close to call.

(The landscape shown through a windowpane is considered too prosaic to have been executed by Leonardo).

Fighting block by block is considered too risky and too likely to cement popular defiance.

Now few outsiders venture here; the area is considered too dangerous.