Sentence examples for considering that lost from inspiring English sources

It is unclear why Thiomicrospira-like organisms thrive in these chimneys considering that Lost City hydrothermal fluids are notably lacking in hydrogen sulfide and carbon dioxide.

The soon-to-be NL Cy Young Award winner and possible MVP lost twice in the NLCS last season, so, considering that he lost just three times all season long, you'd have to think there is a better chance of President Obama going swimming an Iranian public pool than that happening again.

Although there is limited knowledge about factors related to independent mobility in children, research considered that lost of freedom to explore and achieve mastery over physical and social environment could limit children's opportunities to develop healthy lifestyles, social networks and environmental competence and resilience [ 10, 11].

Considering that Mark Cavendish lost 10 per cent of his body skin in a crash in the Tour of Switzerland recently, he has done well to win three Tour sprints.

"Weather permitting, we are going to finish on time on Sunday, which would be an amazing feat to get 28 matches in considering that we lost seven hours and 18 minutes out there.

The long-forlorn Owls (3-0) have won 12 of their last 14 games, a stunning reversal considering that Temple lost its membership in the Big East Conference in 2004 because of spectator and competitive indifference and came within one vote of discontinuing major college football five years ago.

Considering that Chaon lost his wife to cancer in 2008, it's not difficult to imagine these stories rising out of those harrowing, blue-hued nights when people find themselves facing both the raw-nerved struggle to hold onto their loved ones and the incomprehensible attempts to reassemble their lives once they're gone.

He deserved worse, considering that he had lost a thousand of his men to disease and desertion by lodging them in a Louisiana swamp and appropriating their provisions.

Coach Wade Phillips called the loss, in which the Cowboys blew a 10-point fourth quarter lead, the toughest he has had with the Cowboys, which is saying something considering that he has lost enough games that he might not return next year.

U.C.L.A. brought a 31-3 record into the game against a Mississippi Valley State team that was 17-15, a respectable mark considering that the Delta Devils lost their first eight games and 11 of their first 13.

They could have been in a worse spot, considering that they had lost the starting guard Rich Seubert to a broken leg in the first half, sending an already reeling offensive line into chaos.