Sentence examples for were almost considered from inspiring English sources

Diners rappelled the zenith of decadence nightly, often at home and certainly in restaurants around town, where meals for $100 a person were almost considered thrifty.

Having beaten Pakistan in their first World Cup in 2007 and England in the 2011 tournament, Ireland were almost considered favourites from the outset at the picturesque venue in Nelson on the south island.

It is almost considered a perk of success.

Just a few years back it was almost considered blasphemy to support anything but suburban living and development patterns.

The bus driver didn't speak English, which is rare in the Netherlands, where English is almost considered a second language.

Sometime around 1997, having led the first wave of British Asian talent to infiltrate arts, culture and the media, she was at the forefront of a movement where it was (almost) considered cool and exciting to have south Asian heritage.

The thinking is that Greece, by failing to carry out a number of the austerity measures it promised in return for a bailout by its E.U. partners, has marginalized itself so much that it is almost considered a rogue state.

This technique is now so commonplace that it is almost considered routine.

"In Europe in the 1960s," he said, "Wine was almost considered food, it was an integral part of the meal". Nowadays, wine at the table is "special," a cultural add-on to a convivial moment.

The electronic resistivity depends on the materials of electrodes and bipolar plates, and it is almost considered to be approximately constant particularly over temperatures range from 50 to 90 °C of PEM fuel cell operation, and hence can be ignored.

In the case of the Inellivision, for example, the games are available as they are almost considered public domain.