Sentence examples for considering that of from inspiring English sources

At a time when there has been much talk of legacies, it is perhaps worth considering that of the social care minister Paul Burstow, now that he has returned to the back benches in the cabinet reshuffle.

The Guardian's very own Jonathan Wilson writes in: "Before we panic too much, it's worth considering that of the World Cup qualified teams facing non-qualified opposition tonight, only Nigeria have won (v DR Congo) (while Slovenia lead, v Qatar) Greece, Slovakia, Ghana, Honduras all lost.

Where are the initiatives to help mothers retrain and return to the workforce, considering that, of mothers with a child aged 12-14 months, only 45% had returned to paid employment?

The implications for the nation are potentially far-reaching and long-lasting, he said, considering that of all preschool children of illegal immigrant parents in the United States, an estimated 91 percent — four million children — are American citizens.

This is further supported by considering that of the best-hit molecules, only esculetin was capable of directly buffering free radicals.

In real life, Braff's behaviour would be considered that of a future asbo-holder, sure.

The first modern atlas, or book of maps, is considered that of Abraham Ortelius with his Theartrum Orbis Terrarum.

More importantly, there's privacy to consider: that of your neighbours – and your own.

But here's an enormous body of evidence and experience to consider: that of every other industrialized nation on Earth.

Now let's consider that of the 12 recorded data breaches at educational institutions, more than 820,000 records were exposed.

But, consider that of the 4,000 diseases for which we have the exact molecular basis, only 250 have treatments available.