Sentence examples for we too consider from inspiring English sources

Deputy Fire Commissioner Michael Regan responded: "We, too, consider Captain Fowler a hero.

"We support the agency in this respect, as we, too, consider the quality of our products to be of paramount importance, and we're working closely with the agency on all aspects of our quality efforts," Ms. Eisen said.

But when it comes to arguments about having closed rooms for the first session to assure privacy, we too consider it an ethical issue.

Barber et al find evidence that successful traders make money because they are faster at responding to information [16], a possibility we too considered in our previous 2D∶4D study when looking at possible effects of androgens on speed of reactions [7].

But Democrats, too, consider the program badly flawed.

After all, they, too, consider themselves a religion.

We, too, think President Obama should consider all viable options he can take on his own to get rid of this discriminatory law, including issuing a "stop-loss" order.

And we're scared too, considering in the books, fake Arya is horrifically tortured by Ramsay (and Reek) and Turner has hinted at a "super, super traumatic" scene to come.

We too rarely consider that question in general elections, with the news dominated by the grinning victor's arrival at No 10 or taking cheers from the counting hall podium.

To give form to what we too prevalently consider a formless entity, we've rounded up some impressive attempts at capturing its likeness--from data visualization to caricature--to better answer the question: What is the Internet, anyway?

In[6], we assumed a slow time-varying field, a single sampling robot was used, and we included the prediction too considering the time evolution of the field.