Sentence examples for is nevertheless considered from inspiring English sources
Mr. Balaguer, blind and frail, is nevertheless considered an important factor in the election.
But he is nevertheless considered a "special government employee" and is subject to federal ethics rules.
It is nevertheless considered the most active and proficient of the several groups at large in Sinai.
We'll all snuff it in the end, of course, but the effect of such remorseless peeling and munching is nevertheless considered to be "staggering".
John Cresswell, the acting chief executive who intends to leave when a replacement is found, is nevertheless considered a possibility and the search for external candidates is under way.
Much of the information contained in the newly released documents was already known to Area 51 aficionados, but the fact that the air base is mentioned in a publicly available document is nevertheless considered notable.
He was nevertheless considered an upset when he was elected last year because he was not endorsed by the SBC's most prominent conservative power-brokers.
When horses pulled carriages and charabancs, when bicycles were considered dangerous beasts, when flags were waved from rooftops to pass on news, there were always people who were nevertheless considered "fast".
Despite the convergence of the two rural systems, FulBe people are nevertheless considered by others (and by themselves) culturally and economically as herders, even if the majority are now sedentary and share closed territoriality with farmers.
She explains that the millions of deaths, awakened horror and dismay in society but were nevertheless considered a done deed.
