Sentence examples for consider sat from inspiring English sources
In 2014, Hampshire announced it would not even consider SAT or ACT scores in admissions decisions.
To illustrate the problem, consider SAT scores as the outcome variable and suppose we are interested in β01, which measures the change in test scores for Californians relative to the rest of the country.
The questions I consider sit at the intersection of mathematics, computer science, and condensed matter physics with the quest of understanding the structure and complexity of many body physical systems.
Or consider "Sitting on Top of the World". Both the Mississippi Sheiks and Bob Wills performed the song with very similar arrangements — bluesy male voices over fiddle — playing and singing at a very similar tempo, in very similar styles.
"You'd think I'd bear Walt some serious ill will considering he sat there and watched Jane die," the actress who played his vomit-choked victim wrote for New York magazine last week, "but I'm still rooting for everything to work out for the guy".
When choosing a saddle, cyclists should consider their "sit bones" -- the bones that bear their seated weight -- and the delicate nether-tissue that can get sore on a long ride.
A radical Islamic cleric who had long been considered untouchable sat impassively today at the beginning of his trial as he listened to prosecutors accuse him of taking part in terrorist acts against Indonesian Christians and of plotting to blow up the American Embassy in Singapore.
One thing to consider: Jon Rubinstein sits on Amazon's board….
Considered legalise sat uncomfortably with raw trauma, with people loudly interrupting to berate the council, to question why they weren't present at meetings such as this.
Panettiere's return is particularly noteworthy, considering she sat on the bench for the majority of Season 4 due to postpartum depression, something her "Nashville" character, Juliette, also faces. .
Consider a sit and stand stroller which allows both a baby and young child to be transported.
