Sentence examples for considers that of from inspiring English sources

The first one he considers, that of Tamerlane, the Mongol warlord Timur Leng, spread from the Mediterranean almost to the Bay of Bengal, but promptly collapsed on its founder's death.

This is especially the case in Australia (with the exception of an earlier ecological study) 19, which is surprising when one considers that, of the 22.6 million population, over one-quarter were born outside Australia 20 and 50% of whom originated from non-English-speaking countries.

In real life, Braff's behaviour would be considered that of a future asbo-holder, sure.

The first modern atlas, or book of maps, is considered that of Abraham Ortelius with his Theartrum Orbis Terrarum.

More importantly, there's privacy to consider: that of your neighbours – and your own.

But here's an enormous body of evidence and experience to consider: that of every other industrialized nation on Earth.

Now let's consider that of the 12 recorded data breaches at educational institutions, more than 820,000 records were exposed.

But, consider that of the 4,000 diseases for which we have the exact molecular basis, only 250 have treatments available.

There is one further potential output to be considered, that of the third of reactions (8).

No doubt McNealy considers that the bargain of a lifetime.

But I considered that part of the price of admission.