Sentence examples for long considered that from inspiring English sources

Many fans have long considered that the Hermione character could be of any race.

Yet China's leaders have long considered that to be merely the (simplistic) half of it.

Social psychologists have long considered that we construct our identities on the basis of others' attitudes towards us.

Mr Cameron and senior officials have long considered that autumn was a possible scenario, and plans have been worked on since.

While scientists have long considered that the bursts could be messages from aliens, the new finding could lend extra credence to that theory.

It was long considered that the gut is sterile at birth and that microbial colonization starts during and after delivery.

Though I can't promise it'll stay up for long (considering that Samsung and/or Swype might be a bit chapped by this), you can find the download details over at MoDaCo.

He was asked after participating fully in practice Thursday if the trip home from Oakland was long, considering that he had been hurt, that he performed poorly and that the Jets lost.

They've been working on it for years; for an indicator of how long, consider that when they started, there was no such thing as an ARM-based tablet.

Three out of the four introns of the longer transcript are large (more than 1 Kb long) considering that more than half of D. melanogaster introns are less than 80 nucleotides in length [ 16].

In Variety, Christy Grosz examines whether the Oscars could be moved to early February, a change the Academy has long considered but that is made more possible by electronic voting, which begins next year.