Sentence examples for and considered because from inspiring English sources

"But it is worth flagging so that the idea is out there and considered, because the writing is on the wall for coal.

"It does not get more modest or more fair than that, but we have a responsibility to put these options forward for people to debate and consider because we want to see talent protected.

It has been conducted since 1975 and is considered because of its methodology, the size of the sampling and the prestige of the institution conducting it the most reliable indicator of teenage substance abuse.

Interestingly, random lists performed reasonably well and resulted in more accurate GEBV than CON and KIN, and may be considered because of its ease of implementation.

Peters disagrees however, and considers that "because he was desperate he pressed too hard and ended by caricaturing, not capturing, his great Shakespearean acting".

Vaginal applications of estrogen are effective and considered safe, because little of the hormone is absorbed into the bloodstream.

The 20th century was the time of the camera, when almost everything of importance was recorded and considered true because it was photographed.

They are often verbally advanced and considered "precocious," because they spend a lot of one-on-one time with adults while growing up.

The film was produced on a budget of and considered controversial because of the subject matter and initially it faced troubles with the Central Board of Film Certification.

His theory was rejected and ignored and considered preposterous because he was not able to explain how a tiny particle could lead to our very huge and very old universe.

The bottom line is that being Commander-in-Chief requires a sober and considered temperament because the President makes life and death decisions for service members and for the country as a whole.