Sentence examples for considered the task from inspiring English sources

The Bush administration official said he considered the task force's emphasis on nonpolluting energy for the developing world as lopsided.

BOSTON — On the eve of his N.B.A. finals debut, the long and lanky Lamar Odom considered the task of guarding the longer and lankier Kevin Garnett and arrived at a simple conclusion.

His celebration of each of the goals that confirmed their elevation was uncharacteristically demonstrative, but the usual calm demeanour was back by the time he considered the task ahead, not drenched in champagne, but holding a cup of tea.

Charlene A. Carruthers, national director of Black Youth Project 100, a Chicago-based activist organization, said that she had not yet reviewed the report, but that she considered the task force "yet another example of the mayor's office and those in power in the city of Chicago making decisions on behalf of the community".

If only the tasks parallelization analyzed in Section 4 is considered, the task number is too low, even when the larger tasks are distributed between several nodes for load balancing.

Reading in ancient Greece was considered the task of a technician, unlike the skills of spoken debate, rhetoric and philosophy which were the rights of the privileged intellectual elite (Svenbro, 1993).

The effectiveness of the proposed approach for multi-robot motion planning is demonstrated with two case studies that considered the tasks with three and four robots.

Consider the task of the Connecticut football coach, Randy Edsall, who had to identify the body of cornerback Jasper Howard, who was stabbed to death on campus.

To illustrate the difference between these approaches, consider the task of building a system, equipped with an optical scanner, that recognizes the letters of the alphabet.

The way the prediction is phrased, with no upper time limit given for London's NO2 in particular, shows just how high the levels are and how difficult the government considers the task to be.

The State Supreme Court will consider the task of redrawing Congressional districts after legislative leaders missed a deadline Friday for a bipartisan plan to reduce the number of House seats from six to five in response to changes in Connecticut's population.