Sentence examples for considers that what from inspiring English sources
In respect to the questions that we ask ourselves, Postman (1993) considers that what is important about technology is not its efficiency as a learning tool, but the way in which modifies our notion of learning and, on other level, and the way that the ecology of media (McLuhan, 1994) in conjunction is modifying the idea of the educative institution.
France considers that what has been agreed between Russians and Americans is an important step".
The larger increase in heat-related deaths compared to the drop in cold-related deaths foreseen by the new study makes sense when one considers that what are typically counted as cold weather-related deaths may not in fact be due to the cold.
MR: So considering that, what would you classify your music as? BJS: Heinz 57, I guess.
If you consider that "What Now My Love" has been a staple for four decades of Elvis impersonators, the number of its performances approaches infinity.
Some appear not even to have considered that what they are doing is illegal, according to army officers.
So long as I didn't tell out-and-out fibs and believed in my recommendations, I considered that what I was doing was ethical.
Perhaps it would be worth considering that what we need from movies, in the face of a dismaying and confusing real world, is realism.
"They consider that what they do is satire and that they attack anyone or any group without any regard for who they are or what they are," notes the memo.
