Sentence examples for meant considering from inspiring English sources

Taking his view meant considering his perspective.

"I sent him a message just to thank him, as he had previously wished me a happy birthday, letting him know how much it meant considering the circumstances," she said.

In both cases, it was necessary for students to choose an integer between 1 and 7. Concerning the question on religiosity, number 1 meant considering oneself an atheist and number 7 as extremely religious.

For Bhatia and his wife, choosing a baby monitor meant considering the absolutely minimum requirements they needed to keep tabs on their new arrival.

The 35 projects were chosen based on both the fire risk facing the communities in question and the vulnerability of the population; that meant considering whether areas had higher numbers of residents with disabilities, seniors, non-English speakers and households without a car.

Ellen Feigal, new Vice President of Research and Development for CIRM, noted that moving into clinical trials meant considering safety for patients, the need for the intervention, the underlying science and data, the experience of the team in conducting first-in-human studies, and the development plan itself.

Part of knowing your customers means considering their changing tastes.

And it will mean considering strengthening background checks.

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.

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