Sentence examples for consider that far from inspiring English sources

But it is no less shocking to consider that, far from being neutral as was claimed at the time, it is clear that the government took a deliberately calculated political approach guided by a complete hostility to the coalfield communities.

Consider that far too many users jump into the Twitter pool with no clear strategy or idea of how they're going to engage users and where they will find them.

But would you consider that the far more significant effect is likely to be much less complicated.

Well, we'd consider that a far more impressive feat of strength than pulling a 13,000-pound truck.

Now consider that as far as I can determine from the General Social Survey data, white American views about race haven't changed much since the first Clinton presidency.

The selective retention is an appealing mechanism, in particular when we consider that as far as we know, there are no ribozymes associated with permeability and transport.

If Mr Yudhoyono's rivals want to play hardball with him over the Nazaruddin scandal, they should pause to consider that they have far more skeletons in their own closets.

We might also consider that we are far more likely to learn something when attending closely to a well-articulated point of view we don't already own.

Unfortunately, in 2013 most rich countries will still consider that a step too far.

Consider that there are total far-field narrowband signals including SOIs and impinging on an -element antenna array.

But museum officials said they considered that far too little to maintain the museum and grounds.