Sentence examples for would be considered over from inspiring English sources

"I think the whole neighborhood would be pleased if the whole thing would be considered over," said Janet Bohlen, 82, who described how the Army dug up a mortar shell and arsenic-tainted soil from her property.

A spokesman for the INCB said that a response to the IDPC's open letter would be considered over the next few days.

But when you're talking about Iran having nuclear capability, it's hard to show anything visual that would be considered over the top.

There are several policies that could be and probably would be considered over the next 12-18 months.

I wondered what Saunders, who pulls his punches, especially by today's standards, could possibly say about Rosen that would be considered over the top.

It may be the first time that baseball has punished political speech, and it would be considered an over-the-top reaction anywhere but South Florida.

They felt they would be considered weak, be passed over, would not be taken seriously, be labelled.

Name one player who would be considered to be earning "overs" at Hawthorn?

The youth-team product, who moved to the club at 14 and made his debut in October 1998, has held initial talks over a potential future role back at Stamford Bridge, though that would be considered only once his playing career is over.

Cohen's (1988) rule of thumb for effects sizes (known as d) suggests that a d value over 0.2 would be considered at least a small effect, with a d over 0.5 being considered a moderate effect (Cohen 1988, pg. 25 26).

Although our analysis suggests PCVs would be considered a cost-effective investment over a plausible range of future vaccine prices, the base-case estimates of the incremental cost-effectiveness ratios ($570, $670, and $910 per DALY averted for PCV7, PCV10, and PCV13, respectively) are higher than those of other new vaccines that have been introduced in African countries.