Sentence examples for is indeed considered from inspiring English sources

When we move back to the United States, which will be after the enrollment period for the exchanges has closed, will we still be eligible to sign up? — Lisa, Melbourne, Australia A. Moving to a new state is indeed considered a qualifying life event, so you will be able to sign up even after the open enrollment period closes.

In Argentina, the Depression of the 1930s is, indeed, considered as the formal beginning of the import substitution process.

The ET is indeed considered one of the most sensitive and responsive rulesets, since it is open-source and is fine-tuned by a high number of contributors.

5. Following the elevator fiasco, you taught me that 9 05 a.m., or worse yet, 9 10 a.m., is indeed considered "late".

It is indeed considered a coronary risk equivalent [ 3, 4].

A system of aquaculture is indeed considered superior in both economic and ecological terms.

But now his political future has become murkier: while Mr. Hynes says on the record that he is not running as a Republican, three people close to him are saying that he is, indeed, considering it.

While Spitzer is indeed considering an assignment inferior to his last office, his years in political exile weren't dedicated to the "public service" whose clarion call he says he cannot resist.

If Cooking.com is indeed considering the IPO route (again, pure speculation here), it would be well-advised to radically reinvent itself first.

He is indeed considering the view of possibility as conceivability, but in doing so he is merely acknowledging what "everyone commonly means" by 'possible'possible

TV Line reports that Peter Berg is indeed considering a film project that picks up where the series leaves off.