Sentence examples for were ever considering from inspiring English sources
A senior officer working in Whitehall on the programme at the time says: "I don't think at the time we were ever considering going right back to the drawing board.
This took the form of civil servants seen scuttling into Whitehall buildings carelessly flashing in front of the cameras highly confidential documents about the selling-off of Channel 4 while, in public, ministers from the Department of Culture, Media and Sport denied they were ever considering any such thing.
Responding to Mr McDonnell's announcement, the SNP's leader in Westminster Angus Robertson, said: "This is promising news but it's disgraceful there has had to be any doubt that the Labour Party would oppose Tory cuts, and it is astonishing that they were ever considering voting for the charter".
It was not clear that the families' proposals were ever considered, she added.
It is unclear whether the Pinto or Mustang II names were ever considered.
In all the arguments and scandals, we have lost track of why they were ever considered important.
If Frank were ever considered the nerdy assistant whose head is always buried in a scouting report, he has cast that image aside.
Neither the State Department's consular officers nor the Immigration and Naturalization Service's inspectors and agents were ever considered full partners in a national counterterrorism effort.
A retrospective chart review was performed at 10 centers for 1,248 consecutive patients who were ever considered to have a diagnosis of pancreatic cancer between 2001 and 2010.
However, neither the changes in the electrocardiogram tracing nor the disturbances in electrical conduction that these changes reflect were ever considered to be the cause of a myocardial infarction.
A retrospective chart review was conducted and included 1,248 consecutive patients who were ever considered to have a diagnosis of PC at the gastroenterology clinic at Ehime University Hospital or one of its 9 affiliated hospitals (EPOCH Study Group), between January 2001 and December 2010.
