Sentence examples for consider this statement from inspiring English sources

Consider this statement from a commentary he published this year in National Review: "Scientists continue to disagree about the degree and extent of global warming and its connection to the actions of mankind.

On the anniversary of Hurricane Katrina, we would do well to consider this statement from Jim Risch.

Or consider this statement from Mr. Obama: "Our workers are no less productive than when this crisis began.

And consider this statement from the Sept. 11 Fund, which justifies spending money on needs far from ground zero and into the future.

But when we consider this statement in the context of the current information ecosystem, replete with manipulative narratives spread by bots and human operators alike, it's somewhat jarring.

Consider this statement from Stacy J. Smith, chief financial officer of Intel: "While business levels remain strong, the uncertainty around 2012 G.D.P. growth rates has caused us to slow hiring for the rest of this year".

Considering this statement as a starting point, a complete experimental characterization of each step of the galvanizing process and its effect on the failure has been performed.

Considering this statement, the species here studied displayed ploidy levels 8x and 16x, and, chromosome numbers 2n = 40 and 2n = 80 respectively, both of them in accordance with the modal numbers of the genus (Bolkhovskikh et al., 1974).

Note that 95% of the general faculty, 92.5% of the educators of prospective teachers, and 74.9% of the students considered this statement as false and their responses were statistically similar (sign test two-tail pair-wise comparisons P ≥ 0.05; Fig. 10).

I wonder why Brooks considers this statement "courageous" and "provocative" rather than stating the obvious.

Interestingly, an early fMRI study [ 9] on neural representation hypothesized that "objects are represented by a relatively widely distributed activity of functional modules", but considered this statement to be insufficiently quantitative to allow a statistical test.