Sentence examples for it was always considered from inspiring English sources

For 17 years, Expo Chavos Banda was one of the most important cultural and musical events in the city – although, of course, due to its location and profile, it was always considered "underground".

"Under the old law," he said, "if a motorist struck a bicyclist who wasn't all the way up against the curb, it was always considered the bicyclist's fault.

Muslim orthodoxy's very uncertainty over the exact status of the artistic dance ensured that it was always considered as an adjunct to music.

Mr. Josephs ruefully noted that in comparison with Scotch whiskey: "One of the nice things about bourbon was that it was always considered to be of more humble origins, more accessible.

For Los Angeles, the idea is to "find your spotlight," he adds, inspired by the concept of "why people go to L.A. in the first place: It was always considered the city of opportunity, a first chance or a second chance".

Regulatory role of some tRNA fragments (tRFs) was shown before, providing various evidences for the mechanism of action and pathways involved in the tRNA processing, but for me it was always considered as some sort of a curious thing which was taken by evolution and used for regulating some minor processes in the cell.

"When you're 95, it's always considered serious," said Wilson, who did not have further details about Glenn's condition or his prognosis.

In public health programmes that integrate TSR, the routine patient record will include the question "Suspected adverse drug reaction: Yes or No?", thereby ensuring that it is always considered.

While he/she may take charges for his/her services, it is always considered a good decision especially for tours so that you are spared the trouble of going around and getting everything done.

"My music was always considered difficult.

Kanter's eligibility was always considered a long shot.