Sentence examples for A second considered from inspiring English sources

I had never — for a second — considered this.

In 1973, he and a fellow researcher at Xerox invented a network system capable of transmitting and receiving data at three million bits a second -- considered blazing speed in those days.

They are optimized for networking gear from Force 10, a company Dell bought last summer that can run as fast as 40 gigabits a second, considered the upper end of business computing.

One reported only on specific single nucleotide polymorphisms; a second considered only the relation with hormone replacement therapy; while the third investigated associations with body size and energy intake amongst women from the Khon Kaen province.

One (the subject of this section) is that, given the morally controversial and sensitive nature of abortion, the state should not use it as a means of achieving its goals (be they public health or anything else); while a second (considered in the next section) is that using PNS and abortion to achieve public health goals may generate consent problems.

Switching analogies for a second, consider for a moment that software is similar to cars.

Only a third considered him "racist or bigoted".

Majorities see "slut" and "fag" used against others, and only about a third consider them seriously offensive.

Since then, a stalemate has persisted in a tiny region where two thirds of the population are separatists, many holding Russian passports, and a third consider themselves Georgians.

People living in East Anglia seem to be the happiest in their current homes, with only around a fifth considering a move.

Only half of millennials see themselves as patriotic, and less than a third consider themselves to be environmentalists.