Sentence examples for considering a world from inspiring English sources
Considering a world of interconnected objects which constantly exchange many kinds of information, the volume of generated data and involved processes, implies that data management becomes critical.
Technically, Radcliffe's time is now considered a "world best" instead of a "world record".
Consider a world in which all N.F.L. teams were perfectly evenly matched.
Before then the United States was considered a world apart from corrupt European imperialists.
Had it worked, it would have been considered a World Cup option.
By the 21st century, salsa was considered a world beat, a variety of music and dance performed throughout the world.
The President's Cup, instituted in 1965, is based on the results of the several Nations Cup competitions each year and is considered a world team championship.
Gareth Bale has been left distraught by the refusal of Daniel Levy, the Tottenham Hotspur chairman, to consider a world record €100m – £86.3m – offer from Real Madrid.
Design thinkers, he says, are like quantum physicists, able to consider a world in which anything — like traveling at the speed of light — is theoretically possible.
Violence has plunged in recent years, relegating what was once considered a world murder capital to number 27, between Kingston and New Orleans, according to one ranking.
