Sentence examples for being considered because of from inspiring English sources

Not yet retired, he is being considered because of his so-so stint as an analyst for ABC's postseason studio programs.

He said the move was being considered because of a projected $1.3 billion budget shortfall that the transportation authority, the railroad's parent, is facing in 2006.

Valdis Dombrovkis, the commissioner for the euro, said the EFSM was being considered because of the "obvious absence of any other solution".

But other options are also being considered because of the ongoing violence in the country.

For this purpose, θ ̂ coarse is considered invariant for the time period being considered because of its small variation.

"I did say that sanctions should be considered because of what has happened in Bangladesh.

Verlander said pitchers should be considered because of the overwhelming effect their performance has on the outcome of a game.

Although the ISS had adequate supplies, temporarily abandoning it was considered because of the limited orbital life of the Soyuz spacecraft that served as the station's lifeboats.

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.

Pneumocystis carinii pneumonia may be considered because of cystic abnormalities.

The porous plate is considered because of having its advantageous property of self-lubrication.