Sentence examples for considering how commonly from inspiring English sources
We seem to enjoy Shakespeare's words more than we heed them, considering how commonly people complain that they love someone who always disappoints them.
Considering how commonly it occurs in late life, what gives rise to dementia may be less the nature of the damage than a more widespread increase in recovery time.
Mozilla notes that it will also consider how commonly the software is used and how vital it is "to the continued functioning of the Internet or the Web".
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They also more commonly considered how instructors hold students accountable, topic-specific student difficulties, whether the instructor elicited and responded to student thinking, and opportunities students had to generate their own ideas (Auerbach et al. 2018).
Consider how banks make money.
Consider how counterintuitive this is.
Few consider how it got there.
Then consider how much you value simplicity.
Consider how much the landscape has changed.
