Sentence examples for considering at all from inspiring English sources
Needless to say, they all fulfill their functions, otherwise they wouldn't be worth considering at all. 1. Responsible and desirable?
When Mr. Lazio, who seemed to have anticipated the question, was asked at a news conference if he was considering resigning to focus on his campaign, he replied, "It is not something I am considering at all".
Yet, this is often taken as given not considering at all any unintended consequences, especially overlooking the potentially large rebound effect stemming from overcoming the reality of wasting time while in the car (or, put in other words, the potential to use time more productively while in the car) especially when trying to find a parking space.
A trip based approach is even more limited since it could reproduce, at most, frequency and car use reduction for trips in the congestion period (for P/D and S activities), without considering at all how this congestion could influence the mobility pattern in different time-periods of the day.
In addition, in some cases genes were named identically while being described independently in different species -- typically the names included the term cullin plus a consecutive number -- without considering at all their relationships.
And if you don't have an iTunes leash or an odd clip fetish like Nicholas, it's not really worth considering at all.
Contraception is considered – if it is considered at all – after the first child is born.
Curiously litter, a very visible indicator of cleanliness, is not considered at all.
In fashionable art-world circles the paintings of David Bates are considered conservative if not reactionary or, at best, guilty pleasures, if they are considered at all.
These men of course are still considered dashing, while women in Ms. Adams's age bracket -- she turns 55 next month -- are barely considered at all.
