The phrase "his considering" is not correct in standard written English.
It is not a commonly used construction and may lead to confusion. An example could be: "His considering of the options was thorough."
Alternatives: "his contemplation" or "his deliberation".
According to former executives at Bank of America, Mr. Bunn was pushed out because of his bosses' resentment over his considering leaving the company in May for a position at Donaldson , Lufkin & Jenrette a unit of the Credit Suisse Group.
Llanelli's Welsh Cup winning manager Andy Legg has admitted he his considering his future with the club.
Actually Grassmann's 1844 work exceeds the framework of vector spaces, since his considering multiplication, too, led him to what are today called algebras.
His attempt to shift himself to "victim-status" is clear in phrases such as "feel[ing] far less freedom" to call queerness sinful than racism and his considering LGBTQ people "a tidal wave of opposition".
His attempt to shift himself to "victim-status" is clear in phrases such as "feel[ing] far less freedom" to call queerness sinful than racism and his considering LGBTQ people "a tidal wave of opposition". The analogy drew on a racist trope of queer people as white and people of color as straight.
As an example, non-synonymous mutations in possible MDR-related genes were detected, such as in mdtB (respective changes at the protein level Ile93 → Met, Ala352 → Thr, Arg526 → His, considering the Kp13 CDS KP04638 as reference) and an acrB homolog (Thr511 → Ala, Val542 → Ala) (Additional file 7).
'I think it's difficult this year,' is his considered assessment.
But his considered position appears less conciliatory.
His considered plan: students should "shop around" for cheaper colleges.
Stanback remained in his seat, considering his options.
McLoughin, according to his blog, considers his stake a "conservative" investment compared to investing in commodities.
