Sentence examples for considering the continuing from inspiring English sources
Considering the continuing Israeli-Palestinian struggles, contrasted against the bitter record of World War II, he suggested that "The ultimate evil in the world is not war itself, but aggression".
But many analysts have cautioned that one-time items and liberal accounting were allowing banks to dress up what would otherwise, considering the continuing deterioration of asset values, have been a bad quarter.
It is an effort that is much needed considering the continuing demand for skilled labour in Brazil.
Once that was done, though, Hamilton was on a separate level from team-mate Nico Rosberg - and by extension, considering the continuing superiority of the Mercedes car, from the rest of the field.
Judging by how long it's probably been since your friendly neighborhood teenager picked up one of those "analog content consumption mechanisms" fondly known as a "print book," and considering the continuing maturation of distribution channels and services for digital video and music, it's no surprise books are following a similar path.
We must ask ourselves what the future holds for the people of Syria considering the continuing drought and the need to replace a dated water system.
Lessons learned Considering the continued high level of undernutrition in India, it is important to demonstrate that low-cost changes can be made to the existing ICDS to significantly improve infant and child care and that these changes can lead to nutritional improvements in a limited period of time.
In "Are They With Him?," Amy Davidson Sorkin considers the continuing drama surrounding the Republican Party.
By The New Yorker July 24, 2017 In "Are They With Him?," Amy Davidson Sorkin considers the continuing drama surrounding the Republican Party.
"That's awfully shortsighted, especially when you consider the continuing success of Southwest and AirTran and JetBlue," he added.
Well, consider the continuing attempts by federal prosecutors, regulators and attorneys general alike to score landmark cases against some of the executives who ran Wall Street firms into the ground.
