Sentence examples for was better considered from inspiring English sources

Because it was previously widely used and Quélet had provided a good description and illustration (which, the proposer argued, was better considered as a new species rather than a mere placement of Bulliard's name in another genus), a proposal was made in 1999 to conserve Entoloma lividum and thus restore its use.

These are usually discussed separately, but would be better considered together, for several reasons.

That is, our new site is better considered a news magazine than a blog.

By taking an integrated approach, all patient needs, including their social and mental care requirements, will be better considered.

Grimmond said: "This study demonstrates that pancreatic cancer is better considered as four separate diseases, with different survival rates, treatments and underlying genetics.

I tend to believe that texts are better considered as things with geneses and effects than as things which manifest positions.

But Dylan's "protest period" might be better considered the first act in a lifetime of querulous and often goofy rebellion — against his supporters and detractors alike.

The future of employer-provided health insurance is better considered together with the future of total employee compensation, both cash and fringe benefits like health insurance.

"After a while you start to think that it might be better considered as a place dedicated to the collection of sounds".

That is, the performance of the pollsters in the last election and subsequent polling might be better considered as suggestive of the house effect they are carrying in the last week of the current election campaign.

They are better considered as cases of speaking in code.