Sentence examples for consider paragraphs from inspiring English sources

These limitations will be studied and overcome in future researches, focused on following main points: consider paragraphs having more complex structure, and try to find other assumptions which are more universal in Vietnamese.

Consider these paragraphs from her prescient Sept. 11 article: But even as city officials earn high marks for environmental awareness, critics say New York is moving too slowly to address the potential for flooding that could paralyze transportation, cripple the low-lying financial district and temporarily drive hundreds of thousands of people from their homes.

Consider this paragraph from Sunday's terrific article in The Times by Charles Duhigg and Keith Bradsher about why Apple does so much of its manufacturing in China: "Apple had redesigned the iPhone's screen at the last minute, forcing an assembly-line overhaul.

Here — and if it seems a bit long, consider the paragraph of some eighty pages in which it occurs — the ancient, decrepit Molloy reminisces over the creature who first acquainted him with love: She went by the peaceful name of Ruth, I think, but I can't say for certain.

You might consider a paragraph spelling out how you'll handle relocation for the former partner who will leave the apartment.

Consider this paragraph from Trump's campaign website.

It should be clearly structured in paragraphs (consider this while speaking!), whereby each paragraph contains one main idea plus additional details.

To introduce a few additional concepts in their simplest forms, the next two paragraphs consider dTTP induced R1 dimerization.

The general consensus from respondents was for Countdown to consider developing brief paragraphs on how to interpret the profile charts so that the policy implications are evident, and to include these in the report annexes or alongside the profiles.

Consider how each paragraph flows from the preceding paragraph.

The advantage of considering a paragraph as a vector is that it can work as a kind of memory to keep the order of the words in a sentence.