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

Its residence there led it to be considered a guardian of the formations, leading to a degree of residual respect for the species that persists despite the beliefs that spawned this respect being practically extinct.

The broth, packed with shrimp and chunks of fish, is quite good, but its seasoning is too timid and restrained for it to be considered a true bouillabaisse.

Love-lies-bleeding (Amaranthus caudatus) A.J. Huxley/Encyclopædia Britannica, Inc. Alligator weed (Alternanthera philoxeroides) was introduced into North America as a cultivated ornamental, but its rapid growth habit in watery environments has often caused it to be considered a weed.

Alternanthera philoxeroides (alligator weed) was introduced into North America as a cultivated ornamental, but its rapid growth habit in watery environments has often caused it to be considered a weed.

"I want it to be considered a cultural thing," she wrote, "a cultural process".

I don't like for it to be considered a depiction of a totally foreign other.

"This is happening far too often for it to be considered an extraordinary circumstance".

Because Ewing's sarcoma typically develops in bones, it used to be considered a bone cancer.

It has to be considered a low point when Bellamy starts to moralise about you.

"It has to be considered a very strong possibility," Iavarone said.

It tends to be considered a normal event in the natural history of cataract surgery.