Sentence examples for consider that nothing from inspiring English sources
Consider that nothing makes sense any more and making any predictions or speculations about politics is utterly meaningless.
When The Year of the Sex Olympics was repeated on BBC Four on 22 May 2003, Paul Hoggart in The Times noted that "in many respects Kneale was right on the money when you consider that nothing gets contemporary reality show audiences more excited than an emotional train-wreck on live TV".
The federal government said it would consider that suggestion, but nothing became of it.
If all this seems like much ado about nothing, consider that mall controversies have been batted around in court for decades.
Before this public flogging of a gifted jurist proceeds much further, let's stop to consider that Kozinski has done nothing illegal.
Considering that nothing on either the lunch or dinner menu costs more than $15, they are definitely worth the additional $6.
After adjustment on socio-demographic background and SES, respondents who emphasized behavioral risk factors were less prone to endorse fatalistic attitudes (considering that nothing can be done to avoid cancer), while those who emphasized environmental risk factors were more prone to do so, and were also more frequently daily smokers.
The endorsements that regulators once made years ago for mobile TV seemed back then, and especially now, pretty hollow considering that nothing took off, and in fact what people love to use today are apps that stream on iOS, Android and other platforms.
"The CFCM is deeply attached to freedom of speech but considers that nothing can justify insult and inciting hatred," it said in a statement.
It was even more amazing, considering that nothing in the season should have led her to believe Dan, because she'd seen him lie over and over, even to the extent of arranging the sudden exit of Britney Haynes.
Overall, about one-third of respondents considered that nothing about their care could be better (486/1477; 32.9% (CI 30.6% to 35.3%)).
