Sentence examples for considered would be the from inspiring English sources

The job cuts being considered would be the largest in at least 15 years, potentially even longer, but not unprecedented.

If one wished to search for decreasing solutions, namely (u'(t u)) < 0), the model to be considered would be the same, but the variable v in (6) would be negative.

We chose to translate our draft indicator set into questionnaires for the different respondent groups, patients, family and care providers, depending on which we considered would be the most reliable raters for selected quality indicators.

Another area to consider would be the alleged institutionalised sexism, with the women's road-race squad starved of resources compared with the men's.

A good Synology model to consider would be the DS212+ with 2 terabytes (that's 2,000 gigabytes, for those playing at home) of storage is $660 on Amazon.

Other important factors to consider would be the distribution of specific muscle disease diagnoses, and the range of muscle disease severity.

As good results have been obtained imaging skeletal muscle elsewhere in the body, another obvious site to consider would be the pelvic floor, where other functional imaging techniques, such as cine-MRI, have already been used in women with prolapse.

Finally, another issue worth considering would be the number of falls, as it was analyzed by Penninx et al., who found a 1.91 times greater risk of recurrent falls in elderly people with anemia (n = 394) [ 18].

In his language, moral naturalism, in either to the two forms considered, would be an example of the naturalistic fallacy.

Everyone agreed that gassing the badgers, which had been considered, would be a pretty hard sell to the public.

Further investigation of what the respondents considered would be useful to support or refute this speculation.