Sentence examples for he considered at from inspiring English sources

He considered at one time going into politics (and he spent two years in Washington working for the government), but it was the theoretical lattices of economics that claimed him.In his 1982 book, he brought politics and economics together.

The charismatic Irish surgeon, William Arbuthnott Lane (1856 - 1943), emboldened by the success of his treatment for constipation that involved removing huge sections of the gut, decided to do the same thing as a prophylactic measure for those who weren't actually ill, but whom he considered at risk of "autointoxication".

He was considered at-large by his parole officer.

For one thing, he already has another colt he considers at least as eligible for Epsom, in Parish Hall.

Jackson, in an interview, chose his words carefully when asked to assess Sharpton, suggesting that he considers at least some of Sharpton's success to be little more than a consequence of being there.

He admitted that he had considered at the time that Mitchell could be the victim of a conspiracy.

If he is considered at risk, he will be taken to the psychiatric unit at Valkenburg Hospital in Cape Town, before being sent to the city's Goodwood prison.

"He is considered at the department one of the most valuable officers".

He was considered at risk of suicide or self-harm and held under Assessment, Care in Custody and Teamwork procedures.

Executives now need to consider the ethical implications of deals and the risks they might pose for the company - something Mr Fastow said he never considered at Enron.

Tarski only explicitly considered closed sets also closed under substitution instances for some consequence relations; he never considered (at least explicitly) the substitution invariance condition for consequence relations.