Sentence examples for reply considered from inspiring English sources

However, this move differs from the second reply considered above in that it is a clear attempt to define a normative notion (rationality) in purely naturalistic terms.

The video even prompted Alex Conant, spokesman for the Republican National Committee, to reply: "Considering Barack Obama lives in a multi-million dollar house bought with the help of his buddy, Tony Rezko, who is now a convicted felon, it's odd that Obama's supporters would choose to make the candidates' homes an issue". .

Davis's manner is fairly open yet cautious, her replies considered and serious.

Author reply: We considered this suggestion at length and finally decided to keep the article as one because the ideas form a unified, progressively building structure.

But, um, whatever your stand is, you can't say that she hasn't put autism in the forefront of everyone's minds," she replies, with considered tact.

Similar to traditional ad networks, advertisers pay per click, plus retweets and direct replies are considered a free bonus.

If you say "no" to its preservation, this is a refusal and I will discard the sample; otherwise, if you don't reply I consider you in agreement, allowing the preservation and use of the anonymized sample".

We have considered reply 3 as neutral.

In a separate analysis, when participants' responses on only the first of three reply lines were considered, 35% (370/1055) of women reported regular BSE, 24% (253/1055) reported CBE, and 10% (108/1055) reported mammography as the strategies that first came to their minds as effective ways to reduce the chance of dying from breast cancer.

Although the interviewer may occasionally propose an example, the patient's reply is only considered valid if he or she is able to come up with an example from his own experience, or at least rephrase the example in his or her own words.

He replied, "I consider myself in that class".