Sentence examples for considers that no from inspiring English sources

These have naturally been interpreted as indications that Michelangelo was homosexual, but this interpretation seems implausible when one considers that no similar indications had emerged when the artist was younger.

And if the switchboard calls and gets a fax-machine tone — which happened in my case – the operator evidently considers that no answer.

This regimen considers that no cross-resistance to new anti-cancer agents for refractory mCRC, such as regorafenib and TAS102, exists.

Selected statements illustrating the meanings of this discourse included: 'Different women have different needs in relation to pregnancy, childbirth and motherhood and therefore considers that no one model of service delivery is suitable across Australia and that flexibility is essential' (submission 220).

Briefly, compassionate therapy permits the use of a non-licensed drug or a drug licensed for other indications, outside a clinical trial, in desperate clinical situations where the responsible doctor considers that no other therapeutic alternatives exist and after a specific informed consent process has been carried out.

This hypothesis is not convincing; however, when one considers that no association between ethnic density and psychological distress was found for the Chinese born in China, who reported a mean ethnic density of approximately 15% and a maximum of nearly 80%, there was an association among the Chinese born in Australia, for whom the mean ethnic density was about 5% and a maximum of around 63%.

However, considering that no-one in Britain danced at all during that repressive period between Ivanhoe and The Beatles, it's quite impressive it lasted this long.

"Sure, you have to consider that; no question about it," Manuel said.

The Greek church considers that Athenagoras is no theologian, and is is afraid of where he will land them theologically.

Moreover, it was considered that NO and ADMA play a role in the pathogenesis of many cutaneous diseases [ 1, 7, 14- 16].

"No one considers that acceptable".