Sentence examples for considered that long from inspiring English sources

To anyone who's considered that long history, things are now looking scary.

It was considered that long term depletion in numbers and habitat fragmentation can reduce population persistence in such urban environments.

It has to be considered that long-term immunosuppression and thymectomy have been suspected of causing increased illness in elderly patients [ 44].

Therefore, it should be considered that long-term persistence of relevant amphotericin B concentration in organ tissue may have led to effectiveness not solely attributable to caspofungin.

Therefore, we have to consider that long-term usage of topical and/or systemic steroids might be responsible for the creation of a steroid reservoir that could lead to a localised immunosuppressed state, thereby resulting in HHV replication.

It is generally considered that employing long sequence data, and increased taxon sampling in molecular phylogenetic inference, can clarify problematic phylogenetic relationships [ 8- 10].

However, we considered that a long-term period, in which sphincter regeneration may be induced by the intrinsic satellite cells, may be a bias factor.

But then I considered that I had long intended to use this phrase as a title for something — a story, an essay, a whole book.

Many fans have long considered that the Hermione character could be of any race.

Yet China's leaders have long considered that to be merely the (simplistic) half of it.

Social psychologists have long considered that we construct our identities on the basis of others' attitudes towards us.