Sentence examples for our considered view is that from inspiring English sources

Thus, our considered view is that the growth rate may slow without a further leg-up in acquisitive activity (we question whether this is what investors are looking for), but in any case we are uncertain as to the likelihood of upgrade opportunities in the medium term, also noting continuing margin risk.

"HMRC's considered view is that disclosure of such confidential information would be detrimental to the proper exercise of its functions," court papers say.

This suggests that Kant's considered view is that a good will is a will in which this revolution of priorities has been achieved, while a virtuous will is one with the strength to overcome obstacles to its manifestation in practice.

Blackett's considered view was that Evans "never threatened Williams but did ask him on a number of occasions to consider limiting his appeal".

Quine's considered view was that his criterion of ontological commitment cannot be applied to theories couched in ordinary language.

One necessary condition for being able to think freely is not to be persecuted for considering views that are different from the accepted ones.

After all, an important point about the holocaust, when considered from a purely British point of view, is that we didn't do it.

"The expressed consensus view is that management should consider a sale of the company".

The government's view is that it cannot consider further airport expansion until it has taken its decision on terminal five.

While there are sections of Australian society that consider immigration levels too high, the majority view is that diversity has brought prosperity.

"The prime minister's view is that we should carefully consider the proposals; we'll want to hear views from MPs before deciding a direction," she said.