Sentence examples for be remembered that while from inspiring English sources

It should, moreover, be remembered that, while some Crusaders sold or mortgaged their property, usually to ecclesiastical foundations, others bequeathed it to relatives.

And yet it must be remembered that while the white settler societies of Canada, Australia and New Zealand were granted representative institutions, a great majority of the empire's subjects were nonwhite and experienced imperial rule without such privileges.

"It must be remembered that while certain conduct may appear unethical or even immoral, the only issue for our consideration is to determine whether the conduct is of such regard that criminal liability can be assessed," Mr. Soares said.

It must be remembered that while some people come to the UK illegally or overstay their visa (the most likely offence), others are left in limbo as the under-resourced and under-staffed Border Agency staff struggle to work through a backlog of cases.

At the same time, it should be remembered that while financial reporters tend to make a big deal of any "miss" in the jobs report — for instance, that the April report came in at 115,000 jobs rather than about 160,000 as economists had projected — these differences are fairly minor in the grander scheme of things: about 35,000 jobs in a country of about 240 million adults.

It should also be remembered that while complaints have increased by 23%, not all of them are being upheld.

It has to be remembered that while most design packages and protocols are intended for new construction, around 80% of all construction projects still include existing structures for renovation, refurbishment, adaptation, or conversion (Itard & Meijer 2009).

(It should be remembered that while Hispanics nationwide may be split, Arizona Hispanics put that state's electoral votes in play).