Sentence examples for consider that of from inspiring English sources

More importantly, there's privacy to consider: that of your neighbours – and your own.

For a really long-term trend, consider that of 59 skeletons found in a Stone Age graveyard, at least 24 died from violence.

This choice is particularly suggestive when you consider that, of the literary moralists he tends to favor, Gogol is the only one who's also a comedian (his other favorites: Fitzgerald, Steinbeck, Richard Wright).

Participatory involvement has allowed the game to be developed in such a way that draws focus on the role of the end user to extend from the traditional concern of the student's learning needs to consider that of the practitioner's needs as another primary condition of successful game based learning.

Now let's consider that of the 12 recorded data breaches at educational institutions, more than 820,000 records were exposed.

But here's an enormous body of evidence and experience to consider: that of every other industrialized nation on Earth.

In real life, Braff's behaviour would be considered that of a future asbo-holder, sure.

The first modern atlas, or book of maps, is considered that of Abraham Ortelius with his Theartrum Orbis Terrarum.

There is one further potential output to be considered, that of the third of reactions (8).

She told me, "I consider that one of the high points of our marriage".

I still consider that one of my finest purchases.