Sentence examples for considering that better from inspiring English sources

Because there is so much uniformity in Milan -- and not all of it such a bad thing considering that better clothes might mean better-dressed people -- one counts on Gucci to be a diviner rather than another wading pool of jet set revivalism.

"Some of the discloser's concerns were serious and Igis considered that better systems should have been in place to ensure these were detected and addressed earlier".

It has been considered that better yields are achieved with substrates having electron-withdrawing groups.

Therefore, it is considered that better town development can be carried out using this system.

Assistance from the managers of the rehabilitation department of the hospitals were sought in selecting the professionals as study participants considering that they would better know their staffs' experience and ability to participate in a discussion.

That in our view is reasonable, considering that you've got better than 20% growth rates in that sector.

Truthfully, this could have been better, considering that we make up about 14percentt of the population.

Adapting Ray Cooney's 1983 West End farce Run for Your Wife was always going to be a creative challenge, if you consider that better material (notably Michael Frayn's Noises Off) made an uncomfortable transition to the big screen.

We consider that better understanding of the aforementioned relationships and confirming the useful parameters will be helpful for the early diagnosis of the severity of sepsis and for the treatment of the septic patients.

He is the only plausible explanation for West Ham's defeat, considering that they had been the better team.

Considering that The New Yorker paid better in many cases, it's likely that not a few of these drawings were New Yorker rejects.