Sentence examples for consider to begin with from inspiring English sources

Consider, to begin with, the book's plot-foundations, which seem both incredible and sentimentally rigged.

The process has traditionally been considered to begin with some kind of search query and end with some kind of obtained information.

The start of the modern Miniature Schnauzer is generally considered to begin with Ch.

In the West, combinatorics may be considered to begin in the 17th century with Blaise Pascal and Pierre de Fermat, both of France, who discovered many classical combinatorial results in connection with the development of the theory of probability.

Some consider a pregnancy to begin at conception (that is, the fertilization of the egg by the sperm), while others consider it to begin with implantation (when the embryo implants in the lining of the uterus).

Similarly, the bias with regard to the AP and NGOs might not primarily be who is being quoted, but whether NGO influence and possible bias are considered newsworthy to begin with.

But if good people are considered ineffectual to begin with, or, even worse, a nuisance or irrelevant, then it's virtually impossible to construct a story around their efforts.

Plus, it can take at least 50 years for the public to appreciate a structure, and many don't make it that long if they're considered hideous to begin with.

"Most of us wouldn't consider a switch to begin with," said Mike Bogan, 48, owner of an Orangeburg photo studio.

But you need to prove yourself in the national cinema world for anyone to consider your platform to begin with.

However, this suggested that they had never considered the issue to begin with.