Sentence examples for considering it represents from inspiring English sources

That's an enormous number on its own, and it's even more impressive considering it represents a 52% rise from 2015 when the company earned about $2.15 billion in revenue.

All of which is dwarfed by the complete intragalactic database coming in at 40,000 yottabytes — a billion times bigger than all the other sources combined (which makes sense, when you consider it represents "all of the data from a million planets").

Its features seem to be scattered across the surface -- eyes here, lips over there -- which makes sense, considering that it represents a mercurial water spirit and was designed to be worn by cartwheeling performers.

I don't agree; but Marmande offers a theoretical notion that's worth considering, because it represents the cinema in terms that condemn in advance some worthy films: All fiction is just a moment in documentary.

Hence, considering that it represents a cost-effective method and helping treatment to be initiated withoutdelay.

Even though this design does not represent perfect randomisation, we considered it to represent the best trade-off between randomness, feasibility and avoidance of mismatch between registered and actual interview format.

The $390million featured in her ad seems like a huge deal until you consider that it represents 0.24% of the $163 billion cost overrun on the F-35 project or 0.64% of the $60 billion in annual Medicare fraud.

But one of the leading lawyers in the FFP field, Daniel Geey of Field Fisher Waterhouse, said that even if the deal fell foul of related party rules, it could still be deemed acceptable if Uefa considered it to represent fair value.

"We consider it to represent a push".

The slower migrating band was approximately 26kDa in size and we initially considered it to represent BmfL.

Because it contains the ex-type strain, we consider it to represent T. harzianum sensu stricto and will further term it " T. harzianum" throughout the manuscript.