Sentence examples for Having considered that from inspiring English sources

"Having considered that material I have decided that there is insufficient evidence that any offence has been committed," Tony Connell, the CPS London complex casework lawyer, said last night.

Having considered that the training sets usually have noise in real situation, the Gaussian noise is set with μ = 0, σ = 0.1.

The adoption of innovation is the last step in a decision process to make full use of an innovation having considered that such will impact positively on the livelihood of the adopter.

This idea can lead to the conclusion that sport is a sector in which the traditional principles of economy do not hold true, having considered that, for each individual player, achieving a position of absolute prominence is less advantageous than that potentially possible in a situation of perfect competition.

Prolonged cough – a well-established symptom of pulmonary TB – was the main entry point having considered that few people within the general community could provide TB-specific information without extensive guiding.

The Mets have considered that subject.

Asked Tuesday if he had considered that possibility, Immelman quickly answered: "No".

A spokeswoman for Mr. Argenbright said he had considered that plan but never carried it out.

A succession of visiting writers has considered that heart to be sour, even rotten.

But he might also have considered that was because this was when it mattered.

State lawmakers had considered that option, but Democrats, who control the House and the Senate, had dropped the idea.