Sentence examples for it considered to be a from inspiring English sources

The northern February red stonefly (Brachyptera putata) has recently lost its range elsewhere in Britain and is now it considered to be a Scottish endemic.

One executive working with the winning bidder said Paul Milstein's family would have paid even more for what it considered to be a very valuable site.

Nivea, a German skin care company, recently polled 2,000 American men, ages 18 to 35, and turned up what it considered to be a surprising result.

The Basel Action Network, an environmental group, protested what it considered to be a clear violation of the UN Basel Convention on Trade in Hazardous Waste.

White public opinion was practically unanimous in welcoming what it considered to be a stern but just counter to violence and sabotage.

Including Tarmac, which Anglo American had said previously it considered to be a noncore business, these assets accounted for approximately 11percentt of the company's earnings before taxes and other items in 2008.

Nowhere in this range is it considered to be an abundant summer resident.

Hopper notifies its users when it finds what it considers to be a "breaking fare' sale.

China opposes all arms sales to Taiwan, which it considers to be a breakaway province.

Because of its cranial capacity, it is considered to be a human skull.

And because it emerged only in the past 150 years, it is considered to be a relatively new disease.