Sentence examples for I considered more from inspiring English sources

But whatever the reason for this fact is in the above countries (something we will somehow consider at the proper time), we certainly draw from what we see in our country opposite conclusions, since I can affirm without any doubt, as you will see in the course of the work, that among the shells that I considered, more than half belong to known species, for the most part dwelling in nearby seas.

In fact, hiding behind a civilized veneer in your support of fascism I consider more dangerous.

For these reasons I consider more, not less, contact with the media as a whole is essential".

For these reasons I consider more, not less, contact with the media as a whole is essential, provided it is open and recorded," she said.

Under its higher-spending scenario, which I consider more realistic, spending for Medicare and Medicaid would rise to 21.9percentt of G.D.P.

"The fact that students learn so much from the videos gives me more time to cover the topics I consider more difficult, and to go deeper," said Dan Boneh, a Stanford professor who taught Coursera's cryptography course.

I would rather be doing something I consider more productive away from work.

There was no meat, unless you count bacon, which I consider more of a spice, and dried salumi, which probably is really a kind of pickle.

There are also what I consider more legitimate gripes, including lack of multiple accounts (a failing with all Apple iOS devices too), sluggish performance and a lack of parental controls.

"The need to numerically represent the success of students has overpowered something that I consider more important - the pedagogical role of school.

"He kind of suffered from the fact that I was considered more prestigious than he was," Dr. DeBakey said.