Sentence examples for would be considered common from inspiring English sources

Rearrangements events fall under the category of 'rare genomic events' [in the terminology of Rokas and Holland (2000)], yet our estimator works well even for what would be considered common events.

WHY would the euro not be considered common European currency without Italy using it?

The Act does not define occupier, but provides that the person to be treated as the occupier is the person who would be considered an occupier under common law rules.

Yet the additional therapies would be considered appropriate, if not common, using the algorithm and have also been advocated in the ESH/ESC guidelines (ESH/ESC 2003).

Anyone of the opinion that his light, jet-age design did not contradict but instead complemented the magnificent interior of Penn Station — well, such a person would be considered hopelessly romantic, against all common sense, just like the Penn Station protesters of August 1962.

For example, a trademark application for the term "purple grapes" would be considered too precise and already part of common usage.

Each of Prudential's buildings would be considered a unit, and the grounds would be common area.

Such a statement would be considered to be in contempt of court in many common law jurisdictions, including England, Australia, Ireland, Canada and Hong Kong.

Generally, the most recent common ancestor of highlanders and other East Eurasians would be considered as a founder.

Generally, the most recent common ancestor of highlander and other East Eurasians would be considered as a founder.

If a couple who lives in a state that recognizes common-law marriage moved to Connecticut, they would be considered to have a valid marriage," Ms. Murphy said.