Sentence examples for lines to consider from inspiring English sources
Each of the 15 Breeders' Cup races offers players and fans alike extraordinary story lines to consider.
As long as he put it that way, and with the understanding that the N.B.A. would rather see Indiana annexed to Saudi Arabia than have Miami bow out of the playoffs, here are some sensational-to-absurdist story lines to consider should the Heat lose another game in this series or so much as fall behind in another.
Figure 3 Assessing the sustainability of mountain date palm harvest requires going beyond the direct relationship between people and harvested palm populations (dashed lines) to consider multiple ecological interactions.
The major emphasis of the study is that while some nanoparticles may not have any acute toxicity, there is a possibility that there is some long-term toxicity or effect to germ lines to consider.
"One of the first dividing lines to consider is, (a) is it forensic, or (b) is it medical?
Note that length values in vitro and in silico are not comparable – the FilaQuant software processing florescence microscopy images has cutoff parameters (regarding length and thickness of lines to consider a filament) while for the simulation every integrin/focal adhesion with at least one bound actin is considered a filament.
For undecideds, here's the only line to consider on Thursday.
Modern charities are complex organisations with multiple stakeholders, several income streams, large numbers of staff and volunteers, and more than one simple bottom line to consider.
Shortly after seeing "Avatar" last month, for instance, Bryan Singer, who in the past directed summer blockbusters like "X-Men" and "Superman Returns," asked New Line to consider using 3-D in filming his planned fantasy "Jack the Giant Killer".
Obviously there is the bottom line to consider.
In Boy, Snow, Bird (Riverhead), Helen Oyeyemi spins a surreal retelling of the Snow White story, embedding West African folklore into the familiar plot line to consider what beauty means to its beholder -- and to those who behold it in the mirror.
