Sentence examples for being considered over from inspiring English sources
Adaptation decisions can have long lifetimes (Stafford Smith et al. 2011), and we have seen that, at some sites, adaptation planning is being considered over fairly long periods (in some cases, looking out to a horizon of twenty years or more).
Any would-be trustees have to be recommended to the council by current board members, and then interviewed, before being considered over a several-month assessment period.
(Published Sept. 28) 2. YOU'RE ONLY AS OLD AS YOU RUN Paula Radcliffe, 37, and Haile Gebrselassie, 38, were among the favorites to win the Berlin Marathon despite being considered over the hill.
They were angry that two-day bans for each of them were being considered over the busy Easter period.
Following are the channel fadings being considered over different diversity branches: First branch: Rayleigh fading Second branch: Nakagami-m fading (m = 2) Third branch: Nakagami-m fading (m = 4) Fourth branch: Nakagami-q fading (q = 0) Fifth branch: Nakagami-q fading (q = 0.3).
OMAHA — Yes, county election officials here are certainly aware that the presidential race is considered over and done.
PAGE A18 ONE NEBRASKA ELECTORAL VOTE County election officials in Omaha are aware that the presidential race is considered over and done.
But while slow within a human lifetime, he said, such changes need to be considered over much longer periods of time, like that of the fossil record.
Their fine book demonstrates that all of the proposals emanating from the gaseous environment on Capital Hill have been considered over and over again in previous adminis trations.
