Sentence examples for regarded as making from inspiring English sources

But the defeat in Bridgetown is widely regarded as making the tour another failure.

The name phlogopite also denotes an iron-free compound regarded as making up a large part of the mineral.

Under his leadership the Economist is regarded as making a success of the tricky transition from print to online, with about 100,000 digital subscribers and 39% of revenues from digital last year.

Before these floods struck, Mozambique was one of the world's poorest countries, but was generally regarded as making remarkable progress, with an annual economic growth rate around 10percentt.

Sir Joseph thought of engineering as an instrument of public welfare, a way of improving the wellbeing of man, and his sewerage system is generally regarded as making the greatest single contribution of its time to Londoners' health.

There is, of course, a prior question of why the decisions of courts should be regarded as making law at all.

"Their products are regarded as made in China and their inventions as created in China," Mr. Wen added.

Although worship in ancient Egypt was controlled by a powerful priesthood, officially all sacrifices were regarded as made by the pharaoh.

The group was initially regarded as made up of little more than a loudmouth preacher with scant support, but it later emerged that Muslims involved in terrorism – including some of those convicted in 2007 of planning to blow up a shopping mall – were former members of Al Muhajiroun or had attended its meetings.

They were regarded as made up of a hierarchy of yet smaller particles.

To make matters worse, space is three-dimensional when regarded as made up of points, but four-dimensional when made up of lines.