Sentence examples for consider at the time from inspiring English sources

"I did not thoroughly consider at the time the impact of human interaction so it was a complete waste of money for my business as our customers have loads of questions," Hughes says.

One could also consider, at the time of administration of epinephrine, calling for emergency services, but that is usually done if there is no quick and adequate response to the initial therapy.

It has bounced back countless times from what were considered at the time horrendous disasters.

The most draconian penalty considered at the time was slowing down persistent filesharers' broadband connections.

He admitted that he had considered at the time that Mitchell could be the victim of a conspiracy.

This compares with Milk's £336,000 debut three weeks ago from 131 sites, considered at the time as hardly a great result.

In another, he calls the idea of appointing Jean-Louis Borloo, considered at the time a possible prime minister, "grotesque".

Other names considered at the time, noted Mr. Calderón, a fan of history, were Mexican Empire and Republic of Mexico.

"The letter confirms that the information was considered at the time and that any matters requiring investigation were referred to the police".

But you might have expected it to equal the opening of 2009's Shifty (£60,600 from 51 cinemas), considered at the time to be a disappointment.

When James M. was born, in 1892 — he died in 1977 — his mother, Rose, was thirty, which was considered, at the time, alarmingly old to start a family.