Sentence examples for considering win from inspiring English sources

In fact, considering (win mathcal{M}) we have begin{aligned} nablaPsi_{w}(1,1) =& biggl(frac{partialPsi_{w}}{partial s}(1,1), frac{partialPsi_{w}}{partial t}(1,1) biggr) =& bigl(bigllangle I'bigl(w^+w^bigr),w^bigrrangle,bigllangle I'bigl(w^+w^bigr),w^bigrrangle bigr)= 0,0), end{aligned} which implies that ((1,1)) is a critical point of (Psi_{w}).

John Baker, the man in charge at both Aintree and Haydock, is rumoured to be considering Win And You're Ins, but that may be with his Haydock hat on.

They may be considering winning a World Cup in Brazil.

The numbers across the board on the measures set out in the Kerner Report could not be considering winning ones on any reasonable person's scorecard.

No one even considered winning the group.

He considered winning in his hand and leading the spade queen.

They said it was a joke that we even considered winning the series.

Roddick also considers winning the Cup in 2007 one of his personal highlights, but his enthusiasm has fallen precipitously.

Hardaway lost his dribble again, resulting in a jump ball that he could not even consider winning.

The producers of the new award show clearly consider winning the right to use the Carson name on their award a coup.

You're right that scoring rates are different now of course, but there is no way England could have even considered winning that game.