Sentence examples for consider as is from inspiring English sources

"There were legitimate intelligence and legal issues to consider, as is almost always the case when explaining classified assessments publicly".

An official told CBS that there were "legitimate intelligence and legal issues to consider, as is almost always the case when explaining classified assessments publicly".

Slating the council for delay after delay, poor evidence gathering and a lack of willingness to consider – as is required by law – options other than adoption, Wildblood said he did not believe that Gloucestershire's adoption team would act according to the girl's needs if she was placed for adoption.

"Video calling is also something" Twilio is considering, as is SIP connectivity for enterprise users.

This topic has been thoroughly considered, as is every aspect of the studio that operates around McGinness.

"The fact that she's black — maybe she's not considered as being important".

Gibraltar was considered, as was west Africa, before ministers plumped for newly discovered Australia.

This situation may be considered as being quite peculiar.

The following options were considered as being appropriate: 1.

Mechanoluminescence, also referred to as triboluminescence, is often considered as being a badly understood phenomenon.

From an individual perspective this might be considered as being "acceptable".