Sentence examples for is only considered from inspiring English sources

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is only considered

adverb

Without others or anything further; exclusively.

  • My heart is hers, and hers only.

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Currently, animal cruelty is only considered a felony if sadistic intent can be proved.

Now that Scott Parker is only considered fit to play an hour of games surely this is reaching the point of crisis?

Mozambique has very weak laws relating to elephant poaching and the illegal ivory trade, it is only considered an administrative offence and the fines are negligible.

Traditionally, human error is only considered during process hazard analysis.

In this paper, the case study about fault area is only considered to Sinoxchun 3S.

Finally, it is only considered the case of an error-free channel.

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Traditionally speaking, most of the work going on around us is only considered work, if one gets paid to do it.

The entire diagnostic process, as a whole, is only considered as affecting tier 2, in case of errors or complications, and then is only considered as having a negative effect on outcomes; that is, when something goes wrong.

The set of useful attributes is only considered for testing.

Note that the delay is only considered for successfully delivered packets.

Forced marriage, which Amina Said was being coerced into, is only considered a crime in nine states (Texas, where the Said girls lived, is not one of them).

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