Sentence examples for always considered that from inspiring English sources

"I always considered that Jason would play his career out and be part of the Nets for a long time," Thorn said.

But Athens has said it always considered that money as an initial payment, with the rest of its claims to be discussed after German reunification.

And that is cause for alarm.Of course, proponents of trade have always considered that trade is the policy and development the objective.

I've always considered that idea absurd, because the very quality that makes movies worthwhile is how they express the personality, the character, the ideas, the experiences of their makers.

Batstone-Carr also questions Cadbury's claim that it had achieved a good price for shareholders: Although we always considered that 850p could be enough to win shareholder support we have to admit surprise at how meekly Cadbury has apparently acquiesced.

But I've always considered that sentence in the context of the extreme psychological toll of poverty, for it is in that way that I, too, know well how expensive it is to be poor.

I accept – this is a result of residual Catholicism, perhaps – that if asked to leave or desist I must always consider that request.

I always consider that justice is a fundamental building block of a decent society.

But basically, if you're on a flight in or around the California area, always consider that Harrison Ford could be hovering just above you.

But basically, if you're on a flight in or around the California area, always consider that Harrison Ford could be hovering just above you.

"We should always consider that [children] are our future generation," said the Prime Minister of Bangladesh, Sheikh Hasina.