Sentence examples for term considered from inspiring English sources

Even President Fernando Henrique Cardoso has said he has "a foot in the kitchen," a slang term, considered derogatory by some blacks, that is used to describe light-skinned, apparently white people with some black origins.

Mr Fujimori's run for a third five-year term, considered a fait accompli until a few weeks ago, has become the toughest political fight of his life, with the emergence of Alejandro Toledo as a serious challenger.

In addition, the time-delay term considered in this work also increases the difficulty.

The diameter of the CDS is a new term considered for the constructed CDS.

Unlike the existing results, the source term considered is, in general, a convolution and therefore nonlocal in time.

with initial and Dirichlet boundary condition, where Ω ⊂ R 2 is a bounded domain with smooth boundary ∂ Ω, g ( u ) is just the term considered in [2].

Finlay was such an advanced experimentalist that he rejected that term, considering "experiment in all fields old-fashioned".

For savers to get the most out of their money short term, consider the long-term consequences of settling for too little.

And if you think adversity is too strong a term, consider this: Bryce Harper's batting practices were generating YouTube traffic while in high school.

It is slightly awkward to be running for a seventh term considering that during his first campaign he denounced his opponent's three terms as too many.

The title means "Quest" in English, and it is an appropriate term considering what Delobel and her partner have been through before and after that unexpected telephone call.