Sentence examples for this must be regarded from inspiring English sources

And without meaning any disrespect, this must be regarded as an unnecessary book.

This must be regarded as a statistical accident; it does not imply any greater assurance in the correctness of the formula than if the figures in the last column had ranged, as they might very well have done, between 0.311 and 0.315.

And much the same may be said of the view that such is the ordinance of nature and that this must be regarded as a principle, as would seem to be the view of Empedocles when he says that the constitution of the world is of necessity such that Love and Strife alternately predominate and cause motion, while in the intermediate period of time there is a state of rest.

But this must be regarded as an interpretation, and one that requires quite some work to make precise.

Regardless of the reason why a Death Row inmate abandons his appeals and requests the death penalty, this must be regarded as a suicidal act wherein the state, which supposedly opposes acts of self-destruction, is used by an individual who has already shown his disregard for the rules of society to bring about his own death.

A significance level such as this must be regarded carefully because of the unavoidable correlation between residuals in time series.

Any conclusions about these must be regarded as very tentative, because of this mismatch.

Convoluted brilliant "round waves" of Ld-tracers around non-enriched areas (see indentations indicated by red arrowheads at Figs. 4,5 and Fig. S3) raise the possibility of passive assembling due to preferential repulsion from Lo-domains, but this hypothesis must be regarded as speculative at this time.

Figures drawn from this comparison must be regarded as estimates because we cannot be sure that the businesses in the adolescent and mature samples were, in their first four years, structurally similar to the businesses in the venture sample.

Therefore this report must be regarded as preliminary.

However, this hypothesis must be regarded as unproved until it has been verified by acceptable enzymatic evidence.