Sentence examples for bear in mind of from inspiring English sources

It is important to bear in mind, of course, that film photography takes a little more effort than tapping a button on a screen.

Bear in mind, of course, that the cooling trend nationwide may not mean the same things are happening in your neighborhood.

One has to bear in mind of course that these are 14-year-olds and so it may be difficult for them to properly understand these things.

We must bear in mind, of course, that Manning allegedly leaked military files because he, according to unverified internet chat logs, saw wrongdoing and had no other course of action because his superiors told him they "didn't want to hear any of it".

"We have to bear in mind of course that there is some give-back following the poor second quarter and also we've got the Olympics effect," said Sarah Hewin, senior economist at Standard Chartered.

Bear in mind, of course, that Republicans have presented no alternatives.

The interpretation of the results must bear in mind to which of three categories the data belong.

It must be borne in mind, of course, that Western economies also have many imperfections.

Bearing in mind, of course, that Johnson's notorious flakiness may make such service impossible.

But bear in mind Some of the earlier part of the walk through Thornecombe Wood are hilly and the paths can be a bit muddy.

Anyway, just a thought to bear in mind ahead of tonight's game.