Sentence examples for could be considered at from inspiring English sources

"Aurelio has made a good recovery and could be considered at the weekend," said Hodgson.

The remainder of the president's plan like the lower taxes for married couples, expansion of the child-care credit and repeal of the estate tax could be considered at a more leisurely pace, Mr. Domenici said.

The appeal could be considered at once by the appellate court, although it could take months for a ruling, keeping the case going through the Winter Games, which begin in February.

As it turns out, the irregular shape of Europe makes it very difficult to calculate its exact centre, which could be, "considered at any point in the territory, which is a cartographic trapezium, approximately 1100m in the direction of north south and 800m in the direction of west east".

The second in her All Souls trilogy, Shadow of Night finds Diana Bishop, an American academic and spellbound witch, transported to Elizabethan England on the trail of an ancient, missing alchemical manuscript and hoping to glean lessons in witchcraft at a time when such practices could be considered, at best, risky.

Hence, an EFAST examination could be considered at this point.

If so, such process could be considered as at least potential trigger for the development of cancer.

V. leucantha, V. tenuifolia and V. narbonensis are also characterized by specific bands which could be considered as markers at interspecific level.

AG genotype was present in 6 schizophrenic patients and in only one control subject and the statistical significance of difference in allele frequencies (p = 0.06) and in genotype frequencies (p = 0.048) could be considered as marginal at best.

Alternatively, a site-specific calibration at a national level could be considered, aiming at optimising spatially distributed model parameters (Reinds et al. 2008).

(Whether such a notion could be considered politics at all is a question that never occurred to them).