Sentence examples for which considers it from inspiring English sources

Disney gets approval from my Lynch-based strategy, which considers it a "fast-grower" because of its impressive 45.32% growth rate (based on the average of the three-, four- and five-year EPS figures.

It does get some interest, however, from the model that I base on the writings of Peter Lynch, which considers it a "fast-grower" because of its 22.06% growth rate (based on the average of the three-, four- and five-year EPS figures).

The church, which considers it sacrilegious for the uninitiated to read its confidential scriptures, got a restraining order, but the Los Angeles Times obtained a copy of the material and printed a summary.

But E-Clear fell foul of Germany's financial regulator, BaFin, which considers it an "unreliable" owner of a German bank.

Many Greek Cypriots fled to the south, which considers it illegal to pursue business dealings in northern Cyprus.

The deal was not signed by two unions, including the biggest (and communist-backed), the Confédération Générale du Travail, which considers it too employer-friendly.

His position had infuriated North Korea, which considered it an insult to Mr. Kim.

Spurred by the temperance movement, which considered it a mind-altering, addictive drink, absinthe was banned in 1912.

This film feels about 15 times longer than it is, which, considering it's two and a half hours, is really, really long.

All of which considered, it can do no harm to throw some loose change on both matches dishing up equal boredom.

It was shortened by the American company Paramount, which considered it impenetrable for the US market, leading to an oversimplification of the plot, the disappearance of key scenes, and the sidelining of significant characters.