Sentence examples for consider much of the from inspiring English sources

Three new statutory members were shoe-horned in (on the same day as the report was published) with precious little time to consider much of the evidence.

But four years as president had led Wilson to consider much of the Progressive Party's platform necessary to giving the American people a voice and stake in their government, and he was perfectly comfortable saying so.

Archaeologists and historians consider much of the cargo to be invaluable in understanding everyday life in New York at a time when criminals and patriots were hanged in the public green and revolution was the talk on the street.

While Republicans consider much of the legislation flawed and even harmful, they grudgingly concede that Democrats compiled a record perhaps unrivaled since the Great Society programs of President Lyndon B. Johnson were passed during the 89th Congress or the New Deal programs were pushed through the 73rd Congress by President Franklin D. Roosevelt.

The IRS, however, takes a broader view of political activity and could very well consider much of the $89 million that Crossroads GPS spent during the 2012 campaign on "issue" ads -- which targeted the political views of President Barack Obama and Democratic Senate candidates in the most hotly contested races, but did not explicitly call for their defeat -- to be political spending.

In particular, a statistically significant 62 Myr peak is present in the time series that includes the Paleozoic and roughly half of the Mesozoic, although another significant peak emerges at roughly 30 Myr: the latter peak again is quite close in duration to the peak identified by [2], [3], even though their analysis did not consider much of the Paleozoic.

He considered much of the Bible (the bible?) to be "so much untruth, charlatanism, and imposture".

Richard Pound, a former vice president of the I.O.C., said he considered much of the controversy to be "the ultimate tempest in a teapot".

It's clear that Witty considers much of the ensuing local or regional architecture (whether LEPs, RDAs or city deals) as largely "wrong-headed in a small country".

"My work is more thoughtful than simply 'built,' " he said, adding that the "handicraft aspect" of his work was important to him, as a contrast to what he considers much of the "professionalized, soulless architecture, as practiced today".

But the judge's decision came six years after a panel of federal judges, having considered much of the same evidence, ruled that though it had "a nagging suspicion that the wrong man may have been convicted of capital murder," it could not overturn the conviction of the man, Darryl Burton, because of numerous procedural impediments.