Sentence examples for considering invited from inspiring English sources

Considering invited women only, 54.8 and 38.0% had never attended to screening among cases and controls respectively.

Consider invites carefully So what's the best way of avoiding a Christmas that's exhausting for all the wrong reasons?

With no meetings to arrange and no contracts to consider, Tellem invited a dozen colleagues from the Wasserman Media Group over for a barbecue.

But to also pay them a bit of respect and provide them a unique opportunity to play somewhere they never would have considered being invited to play.

So six months ago, Kamala decided to do what most wives would never even consider: she invited Rachel to come live with them and their six year-old son.

Clinically stable COPD patients aged 40 years and over admitted to the Research Center of CLARE Out-patient Chest Clinic between April 1st and September 31st, 2013 were considered eligible and invited to take part of the study.

If someone with whom you do not get along well has been invited, consider whether you should attend the birth; inviting your personal drama into the birth experience may be uncomfortable for the mother and other guests at the birth.

The prince and his aides are considering whether to invite TV cameras into the event where he is scheduled to make a speech about British entrepreneurship.

It is now one in 32, and that is before you consider the 16 invited clubs have, in theory, a much greater chance of getting to the final because of having bigger budgets than most lower-league clubs.

Indeed, Wenger is considering whether to invite Henry to return to the team, as a temporary backup during the absence of Gervinho and Marouane Chamakh when they depart next month for the African Cup of Nations.

By the 17th, four other authors slated to appear in the festival had withdrawn, leading to a blogosphere-Twitter shitstorm, and then this past Saturday the Houston Chronicle reported that the school district had cancelled the entire festival, but also noted that the district had not considered Hopkins officially invited because it had never got "a contract in hand".