Sentence examples for since regarded from inspiring English sources
This is a far more ambitious pledge than Lyndon Johnson's declaration of war on poverty, in 1964, which most American politicians have since regarded as an overreach.
Most other economists have since regarded it as essential in thinking clearly about whether regional trade-deals advance or retard economic well-being.
Long since regarded as localised and relatively harmless, a massive outbreak that started last year in Brazil (see the chart below) brought it sharply into focus because of emerging links to microcephaly - a congenital disorder that can shrink unborn babies' brains and heads and reduce life expectancy.
Zeferino Coelho, Saramago's Portuguese editor, remembers Saramago's subdued reaction: "When he won the Nobel, Saramago said to me, 'I was not born for all this glory.' I told him, 'You may not have been made for this glory, but I was!' " It's not much of a stretch to say that Saramago has since regarded his literary fame chiefly as a means of spreading his political convictions.
Likewise, the reliability issues have become the salient problem, since regarding to the inaccessible failures of on-chip elements, there must be some levels of embedded fault tolerance techniques.
Overall, the learners' comments echo the general observation that writing is the most difficult skill since, regarding the production aspect, it is considerably demanding.
Zimmer neither reported on Altenberg! eight years ago -- where the question about an extended synthesis was first raised -- nor has he been covering the discourse since regarding paradigm shift.
"We've been in discussions with them since, regarding how we may be further able to support their work," Lepping added in an email.
Known as Lunyu, or the The Analects of Confucius, it has since been regarded as the most reliable historical account of Confucius's life and doctrines.
The Beatles has since been regarded favourably by critics.
One engine, 35028 Clan Line, was bought by the Merchant Navy Locomotive Preservation Society direct from British Railways in 1967, and has since been regarded as the 'flagship' of the class.
