Sentence examples for rather consider that from inspiring English sources

Let us rather consider that if we define fanaticism as a blind obsessive belief before which everything and everyone must bow, then the finger of suspicion in 2003 might well have hovered more over Washington than Baghdad.

It is best to do this in a way that does not increase pressure for the child or make them feel badly about themselves, but rather consider that they too, can overcome a challenge like the character that they like or admire.

Nagarjuna does not claim that motion does not occur but rather considers that it does not exist as it is typically conceived.

Our proposal does not consider previous knowledge of virtual network requests; but rather considers that the substrate has a finite capacity, although no specific network topology is assumed.

It is rather considered that the eye movement pattern during high EEG theta was specifically associated with the memory formation.

Rather, we should consider that the long-term consequences of human emissions for global temperatures and sea level will play out over many millennia.

Despite both patient groups were rather small, we consider that the measurement of oLAb as well as PCT to be a useful prognostic marker concerning the outcome of sepsis as well as of SIRS patients.

Cynics might consider that rather a tall order for a political magazine with a circulation stuck at 25,000.

Indian cricket fans might consider that rather demeaning: their heroes, after all, are the reigning world champions.

It gives them a chance to coax some blood back into their freezing hands and feet, and, quaintly enough, they consider that rather important.

It's a rather sobering thought to consider that when McKinnon was last online, Twitter didn't exist, the iPhone was still in Apple's R&D labs and broadband internet had only just become available.