Sentence examples for it considered most from inspiring English sources

A committee determined who it considered most deserving of, essentially, no longer being excluded from Hall of Fame recognition.

Among the other factors that the committee said it considered most important in determining when the expansion had ended, industrial production has been declining since September 2000 and a broad measure of sales reached a peak late last year.

But on Tuesday, the Pentagon said that because of dwindling stocks of the vaccine, it was curtailing the program to cover only military personnel it considered most at risk: those deployed near the borders of Iraq and North Korea.

Between 1994 and 1995, Israeli and Palestinian academics got together in Stockholm and elsewhere to work out how the circle could be squared: how each side could get what it considered most important, without damaging the interests of the other side.

Following this incident the left-wing Chinese nationalist daily Sin Po called on both sides to work together to improve living conditions because it considered most ethnic Chinese, like most of the indigenous population, to be poor.

Bohlen said the agency expected to finish its investigations of wells it considers most vulnerable within three months.

On essentially the eve (generally speaking) of Twitter's IPO, Roy's discussion provides some interesting clues about what's next for the social network, and what it considers most important to its business.

He added that "each country has the right to choose the form of security it considers most effective".

The McKinsey report pores over two episodes that it considers most relevant for today: the experiences of Sweden and Finland following their banking busts in the early 1990s.

As a user peruses the list of results returned in response to a query, the browser will fetch and load in the background the page it considers most relevant.

But there is evidence that the Fed is not trying as hard as it could to stimulate growth: it is allowing inflation to fall well below the 2 percent pace it considers most healthy.