Sentence examples for considering the storm from inspiring English sources

"A lot of the beaches are not in as bad a shape as you would have expected considering the storm activity.

And considering the Storm players had no chance to stop the momentum of the tackle, why wasn't Cuthbertson simply asked to play the ball?

Unsurprising however, considering the storm was made fun of for being overhyped.

This was partially due to President Bush considering the storm a "disaster but not an emergency", which therefore required cuts from other budgets to offset the relief aid.

Bashing the press works really well at a GOP convention, but it has to be a short-term satisfaction considering the storm of bad news that is coming the way of the McCain/Palin ticket: such a public vetting is unprecedented (although the Clarence Thomas hearings come to mind) and it is hard to imagine what good Republicans think can come of it.

Consider the storm around Google's £130m deal with the taxman in the UK.

Consider the storm over how votes are being wooed for and against Mr. Singh.

If the statement has a defensive ring to it, consider the storm of controversy that hit the state department after the death of ambassador Chris Stevens in Libya.

Residents in the region considered the storm to be the worst since 1925.

Moderate winds snapped tree branches and spread debris across roads, though locals considered the storm minor.

A 1993 article published in the Monthly Weather Review considered the storm to have been "one of the most severe storms that has ever visited the Middle Atlantic coast".