Sentence examples for considered record from inspiring English sources

Because today's sophisticated medical diagnoses and treatments have led to slower deaths, writers have, as never before, the opportunity to leave behind a considered record of their final détente.

A majority ruling of the Appeals Court found that "the purpose, and the legislative history of the statute make clear that Congress was concerned with all child pornography and considered record keeping important in battling all of it, without respect to the creator's motivation" in that it impedes free speech rights.

Albarn said the song was one he would never have considered recording had it not been for Richard Russell, the head of XL Recordings, with whom he worked on the album.

The resulting computation times, of about 1.5  s, can in fact be considered record-breaking for such a controller.

If you're not familiar with the tech lingo, just know this: These DDoS attackers have uncovered more powerful ways to attack by exploiting insecure Internet protocols, like NTP, which allow for attacks that in years past would have been considered record-breaking.

Most names have never been made official and if they are mentioned in authoritative publications they are considered recorded names.

Jake: We've written about 25 songs but we never considered recording an album, we just wrote them with the intention of playing shows.

When asked which track they considered recording, Araya responded, "Maybe 'When the Music's Over', 'Five to One', something like that".

I considered recording it on a solo project but I hadn't really found the right place for it, and I'm glad because it was a really nice contribution to this album.

The overlapping events present in the considered records were excluded from the analysis.

Light scattering by cellular debris was also considered (recording the A550).