Sentence examples for it consider that a from inspiring English sources

A family history of diabetes is common among those with Type 2 diabetes, so if your parents or grandparents had it, consider that a clue to your risk and take action now to prevent it.

The island's overflowing with bars, and if you don't believe it, consider that an entire season of The Real World was filmed here.

It considers that personally accepting a sum of money in these conditions constitutes a conflict of interests".

And it considers that a small price to pay.

But the EU will not accept a UK-wide backstop as it considers that a cherry-picking of the single market.

But how able are the people within an organisation to transform it, considering that (a) they helped to create, develop and maintain it, and (b) they had not noticed it creating problems in the first place?

It considers that a metrical distance exists between valid and invalid recommendations.

The Crown Prosecution Service said it considered that there was a realistic prospect of conviction.

It considered that while being an approximation, the study had broken important new ground through its innovative approach and methodology.

But it is to consider, that a short questionnaire automatically includes a limitation of number of obtaining information.

If they won't talk to you about it, you should consider that a red flag.