Sentence examples for considering the extent from inspiring English sources

But that is a big if, considering the extent of AT&T's problems.

Considering the extent of its backstage wrangling, this is both a relief and a minor miracle.

Considering the extent of the disruption and the annoyance amongst many travellers at the airlines it seems unbelievable that BA didn't make a better effort to provide better customer service to its many disaffected passengers.

Admittedly, considering the extent of trade protection in agriculture and the many high tariffs that remain even in the OECD countries today, that would take some doing (see chart 1).

Prices start around $77,000 for the entry-level Motion Camaro, the 525-horsepower SS-427, a premium that is similar in scale to the first Motion cars, considering the extent of the rework.

That decision to drop Rooney was perfectly acceptable, considering the extent of his own diminution, though nowhere in the manager's strategising was account taken of what Memphis Depay would bring to this party.

Considering the extent to which Roth has used his own life and character in fiction (in that way he is similar to Céline, Genet, and Gombrowicz), and even considering the degree to which he has been vacuumed up occasionally as an object of gossip, there's no mystery why he might like that passage of Woolf's.

Consider the extent of Russian financial power in Britain.

Consider the extent to which old and new stereotypes define each figure.

The tribunal is also being asked to consider the extent of the secrecy that surrounds its work.

And the PCC "will consider the extent to which material is already in the public domain, or will become so".