Sentence examples for considering the bad from inspiring English sources

So golf-oriented were New Yorkers during the middle of the last century that more than 21,000 rounds were played on four courses in January and February of 1967, "a remarkable number," The Times noted, "considering the bad weather".

It's a bold move for AOL, considering the bad news that Amazon delivered last night.

Considering the bad conservation state of the original composition, in particular of the silver degradation of the Zwischgold, the repaint was not removed during the restoration treatment.

It is also worth noting that, in some cases, depending on measurement configuration, when considering the bad data on other measurements (for example, on PMU currents), the bad data identification function could be unable to properly identify the erroneous measurement.

I'm astonished that some girls are able to keep working considering the bad feedback they have".

Leto's green-haired iteration of the Joker only showed up onscreen for about 15 minutes in total, which had many moviegoers confused, considering the bad guy was a huge part of the film's marketing campaign.

"They are not considered the bad guys any more.

So perhaps here, the cause of your persistent refusal to consider the bad father introject inhabiting like a shadowy Cronus the cave of Milhous's unconscious.

Mr. Hampel, the company's most senior engineer, says it has not always been easy to work for a company that many people consider the bad guy.

VALENCIA, SPAIN Las Fallas, March 12 to 19, could be considered the bad boy of spring celebrations (think Mardi Gras with a sardonic twist bordering on the delightfully savage).

The problem with Henry Kissinger is that you can't consider the bad without at least acknowledging the good: he negotiated the end to the Vietnam war and was controversially awarded the Nobel peace prize in 1973.