Sentence examples for no more considered from inspiring English sources
In 1868, a popular magazine, Hours at Home, wrote, "Stockholders' rights are no more considered by the managers of some of our colossal railway corporations than the squeezed rind of the lemon whose juice has given a passing flavor to the fluid which stands in the directors' private room".
Therefore, the catalyst phase is regarded as a network of nanoparticles and is no more considered classically to be uniformly distributed on a surface (thin film model) or in a volume (agglomerate model).
Today's Science: To watch an event live from the other side of the world is no more considered a miracle in today's world.
The rational for the ICI-182,780 effect shown here lies in the fact that this drug is no more considered as an estrogen antagonist and reports present a role for its agonistic action.
Thus H2O2 is no more considered as an unwanted rather toxic byproduct, but plays an important role in the control of vital cellular processes.
These respectable folk would no more consider drinking this firewater than they would turpentine, as their tipple was Sherry, Port and Cognac all refined, gentlemen's drinks.
"By the end of the 1980s I would no more consider going out in the evening without three or four grams of cocaine safely tucked in my pocket than I would consider going out without my legs".
Miserable No More Considering the fuss that can be raised when a show closes -- the tears, the speeches, the unpaid bills -- the end of the remarkable run of "Les Misérables," due to close on Sunday, has been relatively quiet and almost, well, classy.
Most luxury-sedan buyers would no more consider the Quattroporte than they would choose the backseat of an F-15 for their next business trip.
This way your parents will get a feeling that you no more consider studies as a burden and are serious about your future.
While there have been some very funny women in movies -- Myrna Loy, Carole Lombard and Madeline Kahn, to name three -- they can no more be considered geniuses than Cary Grant or Gene Wilder.
