Sentence examples for considered that that from inspiring English sources
The Advocate General considered that that fact does not, in itself, seem to be relevant in determining the court best placed to hear the case.
"We're making it very difficult for ourselves," Dr. Murdoch admitted, adding, with a reference to the Human Fertilization and Embryology Authority, "but we consider, and H.F.E.A. considered, that that was the best ethical use of eggs at the present time".
A variant of this approach might be a power in the committee of ministers to determine that a court judgment should not be enforced if it considered that that course of action was desirable and justifiable in the light of a clear expression of opinion by the relevant member state's most senior democratic institution.
Heaven seemed to be the ultimate goal of the settlers and they never considered that that indigenous people had their own version of heaven.
And he knew that if that stopped, that meant that there was trouble there, too". But even with his fame as an on-air TV personality, she says, "I don't think he ever considered that that was his bailiwick at all.
When comparing Orthostat-L™ with local anesthetics, it must be considered that that Orthostat-L™ is also a hemostatic agent.
Rather than attacking or reacting emotionally, say something like, "I'll have to take some time to consider that". That shows your spouse that you have been listening and that you care enough to think more about what they have said.
Consider that: that Brexit has not even happened yet, and yet [gestures, generally, out the window and at the air all around].
