Sentence examples for considered may be from inspiring English sources

The failures being considered may be the result of natural failures or malicious activity, collectively called disruptions.

And for a sophisticated robot working in a complex environment, the number of scenarios that need to be considered may be huge, requiring extensive computational power.

However, in practice, the number of factors to be considered may be large, or the experimental data may be restricted or not homogeneous.

On the contrary, such is the nature of the commerce which is controlled by the interstate commerce law, so intimately involved are the movements of trade and transportation, as well within as between the states, that just such questions as those which are now considered may be naturally expected to frequently arise.

Exception 2. In some cases, the addresses considered may be as relevant as some of the addresses dismissed.

The geophysical part, which is independent of the network considered, may be solved by using Maxwell's equations and the boundary conditions of the electric and magnetic fields.

Deportation, he considers, may be essential further down the road.

Another potential issue for state senators to consider may be the terms of Ms. Miranda's departure from U.S. Trust to join the DiFrancesco administration.

"The gentle invitation, then, to look longer, to consider, may be the most radical act you could engage in today".

But the most important cost figures to consider may be the ones we'll avoid.

However, other hosts that we did not consider may be equally important.