Sentence examples for considering milestones from inspiring English sources

Science fiction and futurism readily lead us astray when considering milestones such as a computer program passing the Turing test, which was never intended as predictor of machine superpowers.

The exhibit includes several works that are considered milestones in the language, like the oldest extant copy of "Beowulf" and the King James Bible.

Over the next few weeks Free exchange will consider milestones in economic history, showing how they contributed to the development of economic thought.

In addition to the journal, there were other events she considered milestones like "the release of The Feminist Porn Book, and the first annual Feminist Porn Conference".

No one knows what the road ahead looks like, where it leads and what will be considered "milestones" as we move forward from here.

For these reasons and more, it's worth considering the Milestone as a viable alternative to Apple's offering, and, if the rise of the Android phone continues, a positive sign of things to come for the next generation of smartphones.

Consider these milestones: Shortly after its founding, Buick became the cornerstone of the fledgling General Motors Corporation assembled by William C. Durant.

This case considers the milestones of the physiological hormonal life of a woman and their effects on the course of MA.

What would you consider the milestones of your career?

These four activities are considered functional milestones and essential for living independently after surgery.

All of these have to be considered key milestones for eye care in diabetics.