Sentence examples for now often considered from inspiring English sources

In the West gaming is now often considered antisocial.

In the interim, India, Pakistan, Turkey, China and Egypt have increased production of their handmade rugs, which are now often considered better than Iran's.

Hence, instead of trying to replace such traditional ways of working, it is now often considered more opportune to try and preserve the strengths of these traditional ways of working, while at the same time improving them by providing access to new media.

Jalisco and Nayarit are now often considered disputed territory by the CJNG, which recently emerged as one of Mexico's most powerful criminal organizations.

It is the third most visited city in the United Kingdom by foreign visitors and is now often considered to be the second city of the UK.

Though it attracted scant initial attention, its critical stature grew markedly over the years with Veedon Fleece now often considered to be one of Morrison's most impressive and poetic works.

In the past, groups who rejected its authority outright (such as Buddhists and Jains) were regarded by Hindus as heterodox, but now they are often considered to be part of a larger family of common Indic traditions.

And now in Egypt, often considered the trendsetter of the Arab world, the army and security forces, after having toppled the elected Islamist president, have killed hundreds of his supporters, declared a state of emergency and worsened a deep polarization.

Now often also considered a distinct species, Homo neanderthalensis (otherwise known as Homo sapiens neanderthalensis) lived in the southern half of Poland during the Middle Paleolithic period, that is between 300,000 and 40,000 BCE.

The consensus group considered the history of childhood acute lymphoblastic leukemia, which evolved from a uniformly fatal disease to one that could be put into remission to one that can now often be considered cured (4).

Now, however, he is often considered to be the father of photojournalism.