At the time, the land they bought for a cemetery was considered the outskirts of town.

The land involved was considered "potential wilderness" because the former owners had rights to live there.

The land may be considered in its present condition or after improvements.

Today the land and the old farm buildings are considered a nature reserve.

Again, this land was not considered suitable for a fort.

A land on the verge of civil war was considered too great a liability.

Buying land in watersheds and acquiring development rights are also being considered.

Broken Government promises to deliver land are considered sufficient cause for taking up arms.

Being unsuitable for agriculture, this land was considered of little value.

At the time, this land was still considered the outskirts of the city.