Sentence examples for consider that over from inspiring English sources
To appreciate South Africa's feat, consider that over the 136-year history of test cricket, teams have been bowled out for less than 50 on average less than once in every 100 matches, just 20 times in 2,072 tests.
If that doesnt sound like much, consider that over a ten-year period, you would have gained 230% from small caps, compared to 170% with big caps.
When you consider that over 130 million people will likely participate in the election, the 74,836 people who have voted early are a drop in the bucket.
When you consider that over 70% of the population is under 35, the youth unemployment situation in Somalia borders on catastrophic.
The information on HIV currently being offered at school is astonishingly insufficient; especially when you consider that over half of all sexually transmitted diseases are found in the 16-24 age bracket.
To appreciate the sheer magnitude of Dr. Campbell's impact on biology education consider that over five million students have used his biology textbooks since 1987 and currently over 500,000 students use one of his books each year.
Considering that over-all spending in the 2004 campaign may well surpass a billion dollars, Soros's contribution is clearly too small to be determinative.
And it's worth considering that, over the last decade, while private sector productivity has risen by more than a quarter, public sector productivity has fallen.
Considering that, over the centuries, the Bible has been translated into and out of multiple languages, it only makes sense to consider the context of what's written rather than believe that every word is literal divine revelation.
Johnson had played a combined 31 minutes all season, which is remarkable considering that over the summer he had two operations to have his 10 toes broken, pinned and reset, and his arches rebuilt.
Considering that over the same period there was a 16% increase of research proposals submitted, the number of allegations vis-à-vis proposals was slightly reduced.
