Sentence examples for regard as common from inspiring English sources

Much of his thought we would now regard as common sense.

The reasoned arguments that Buchan had come to regard as common sense were echoed by other English writers eager to restructure schools, factories and hospitals.

Munot et al. [ 28] did not state which views constituted their mammograms, while Berg et al. [ 40] made craniocaudal, mediolateral and spot-compression views on a standard mammography machine, which we regard as common practice.

Until the 1930s, the view Cameron is pushing was regarded as common sense.

Relativism and skepticism have often been regarded as common features of the Sophistic movement as a whole.

What Rudder says about this in his blogpost would be regarded as common sense by any software engineer used to developing user experiences: "OkCupid doesn't really know what it's doing.

To date, Ukip's only unifying vision, beyond getting out of Europe, has been of a world without "political correctness gone mad", but anti-PC reforms Farage regarded as "common sense" are briskly ruled out by Evans.

Theater performers sometimes go on while still recovering from injuries, particularly stress-induced ones, like bone spurs, tendinitis and knee problems, which are typically regarded as common in a highly choreographed show like "Spider-Man".

Large losses will be very rare and, using only the above rule, all of them would be regarded as "common".

Secondly, model 3 is, like many approaches trying to disentangle direct and indirect 'effects', at risk of endogenous selection bias (Elwert and Winship 2013): rather than conceptualizing occupation, reading habits and adult learning as a mediator between formal education and skills, they could also be regarded as common outcomes (descendants) of education and skills.

In late September, during a Kobane solidarity demonstration in the fields where onlookers gather every day to watch the battle, it was regarded as common knowledge that Turkey was directly arming the jihadists with heavy weapons.