Sentence examples for considering that over from inspiring English sources
And it's worth considering that, over the last decade, while private sector productivity has risen by more than a quarter, public sector productivity has fallen.
Johnson had played a combined 31 minutes all season, which is remarkable considering that over the summer he had two operations to have his 10 toes broken, pinned and reset, and his arches rebuilt.
Considering that, over the centuries, the Bible has been translated into and out of multiple languages, it only makes sense to consider the context of what's written rather than believe that every word is literal divine revelation.
Which is strange considering that over the last 35 years Yorkshire has been a place where many of Britain's wider public problems have been played out in extremis: labour disputes, the ravaging effects of unemployment and industrial collapse, police corruption, football stadium disasters, rioting, racial and religious conflicts and the growth of the BNP in local politics.
Considering that over the same broad range of shear stresses the block copolymer BAMO/AMMO does not exhibit wall slip and the other two polymers HDPE and PDMS do, these findings suggest that at least for these three polymers wall slip is more likely to occur on the basis of an adhesive failure mechanism.
Considering that over the same period there was a 16% increase of research proposals submitted, the number of allegations vis-à-vis proposals was slightly reduced.
Considering that over-all spending in the 2004 campaign may well surpass a billion dollars, Soros's contribution is clearly too small to be determinative.
To appreciate South Africa's feat, consider that over the 136-year history of test cricket, teams have been bowled out for less than 50 on average less than once in every 100 matches, just 20 times in 2,072 tests.
If that doesnt sound like much, consider that over a ten-year period, you would have gained 230% from small caps, compared to 170% with big caps.
When you consider that over 130 million people will likely participate in the election, the 74,836 people who have voted early are a drop in the bucket.
This panorama is even more dramatic if considered that over the past 20 years its prevalence has increased dramatically among children and adolescents.
