Sentence examples for considering that new from inspiring English sources

Considering that New Caledonia broke off from the Eastern margin of Gondwana a long time ago (around 80 Ma), under a model of diversity-dependence, we would expect most of the clades to have reached their equilibrium and entered a state of species turnover at constant diversity.

WRT's director, Steven Lowy, said the decision to adjourn the meeting was the right thing to do, considering that "new material" information was presented earlier in the day.

But it takes on symbolic importance considering that New Jerseyans are paying higher and higher property taxes and Trenton is struggling to scrape up enough money for current expenses.

An eruption model can be inferred from the reconstructed eruption sequence as follows: (1) Considering that new craters formed, the early eruption column contained a large amount of tephra (rock fragments and altered clay).

These findings are especially meaningful given the substantial economic burden associated with CH [3] and considering that new technologies are cited as major drivers of increasing health care expenditures [47, 48].

People have a real challenge remembering the name and they cannot spell it, which is a real problem considering that new customers need to type in our web address to sign up.

Gemstar also contends that DirecTV, the nation's leading satellite TV provider, is using Gemstar patents for its onscreen guide, but Gemstar has not taken any legal action -- which makes sense considering that News Corporation is trying to purchase DirecTV.

Costs associated with care are dependent on which agent or agents are chosen, considering that newer, physiologic insulins are more expensive compared with older short-acting or intermediate-acting insulins.

It is when you consider that new movies rarely have two people act like humans in both conversation and silence.

Nor did the Court consider that new developments in the state of environmental knowledge and of environmental law can be said to have been completely unforeseen.

Consider that new-vehicle sales, which peaked at 17 million in 2005, recovered to only 12 million last year.