Sentence examples for since they considered from inspiring English sources

Since they considered other projects to be far more important, the manual wasn't getting done.

Reagan aides said they tried to stay away from foreign policy in the campaign since they considered it an area of political weakness for Reagan.

Some were uncomfortable with the name of their movement, since they considered themselves more like a rescue team than an attack squad.

The Afar ethnic groups had positive attitude towards ANP, since they considered the park as a source of feed and water during critical dry seasons (45%) and construction material (32%; Fig. 3) and its contribution to the national income through eco-tourism (13%).

The stance of Japanese carmakers was not appreciated with their European counterparts since they considered diesels to be a dead-end technology environmentally: 'When equipped with all future after-treatment equipment, diesel cars will become as expensive as hybrid cars', says Katsuhiko Hirose, hybrid project general manager for Toyota[103].

The majority also found that reasonable suspicion was not needed since they considered the inspection as a routine search.

But since they consider themselves peace advocates, they are a bit surprised.

Several of the firms said they were not inclined to settle, since they consider the suit groundless.

As high as those figures are, the study said they could be greatly underestimated, since they consider only the costs of invasive forest pests and not tree diseases.

However, single-design point methods do not automatically lead to the optimum design, since they consider only one point in the total operational range.

Many Palestinians now view the confrontations with Israeli soldiers as pointless since they consider the Jerusalem declaration unlikely to be reversed.