Sentence examples for was considered extremely from inspiring English sources

The gunman had yet to be caught hours after the attack and was considered extremely dangerous, he said.

After the murder of U.S. Ambassador Christopher Stevens, in Benghazi, in September , 2012 Libya was considered extremely dangerous for Americans.

In 1970, a fire of 500 acres was considered extremely serious; nowadays such blazes are hardly mentioned.

A year ago, 700 or 800 megahertz was considered extremely fast; earlier this year, 1 gigahertz (that is, 1,000 megahertz) chips became available.

(One of Jane Austen's nieces, Anne Lefroy, wrote that he was "considered extremely handsome… it was a beauty which stood by him all his life".

Even before the winds came, the risk of fire in Southern California was considered extremely high because several years of drought had left trees vulnerable to the bark beetle and other pests and diseases.

Bedbugs do not transmit disease but are considered extremely annoying.

Mr. Ashcroft said "both individuals should be considered extremely dangerous".

A count of more than 1,500 is considered "extremely high".

Any level above 9.5% is considered extremely dangerous.

Yes, there are questions about sex, drugs and crime – some that could be considered extremely insulting.