Sentence examples for means considered from inspiring English sources

One man of means considered sending his driver and limousine in pursuit of the furry tramp.

Though he has clearly gained some breathing space, Mr. Mahuad is by no means considered out of danger yet.

We need to do what we can to support them in their educational endeavours — even in means considered to be non-traditional.

There has been some tentative evidence put forward for the existence of one quark star but it is by no means considered conclusive.

Julian Little, communications manager at Bayer, said: "The UK study used relatively high levels of treatment and involved six successive years of barley growing; something that is not by any means considered 'normal' in the UK.

While a growing market, e-sports are not by any means considered mainstream.

Part of knowing your customers means considering their changing tastes.

That means considering a pet's age and physical condition before starting an exercise program.

As well as fixing the roads, that means considering a new high speed rail link.

"Check your privilege" means "consider how your privilege affects what you have just said or done".

"And, yes, that means considering what further powers could be devolved".