Sentence examples for whilst we consider from inspiring English sources

Council chiefs said there would be no appeal, adding: "We will immediately comply with the judge's ruling and return to the previous eligibility threshold whilst we consider our next steps".

"Whilst we consider that James Murdoch's conduct in various instances fell short of the standard to be expected of the chief executive officer and chairman, we do not find that James Murdoch's retention as a non-executive director of Sky means that Sky is not fit and proper to hold broadcast licences.

A statement from its owners said: "We will close this weekend whilst we consider plans for the future.

Whilst we consider scenarios of diseases transmitted by cattle, sheep or pigs separately, we do not analyse the risk of an epidemic occurring based upon the type of primary outbreak farm (e.g. breeder farm versus a feedlot for cattle).

Whilst we considered conducting a similar analysis, ready-meals are probably more sensibly considered 'ready-main-courses', than complete meals.

Whilst we have considered in this work only feedback control as the enabling mechanism for self-adaptation, other strategies may be modeled as new variation points.

A resolution is unlikely whilst we continue to consider induction and deduction as dichotomous.

"We considered that whilst some users of the website had made negative comments about men in its forums, it was misleading of Fathers4Justice to imply through this ad that Mumsnet themselves had made or endorsed those comments.

So, whilst we will be thoughtful and considered in our response, I have also been clear that if the appalling stories we are reading turn out to be true, they are fundamentally incompatible with our values and we will act accordingly.

Of other summarisers used recently, I think that we have heard far too little from Angus Fraser - whilst some consider him a little Eyore-ish, his gloom is always good natured and he is a good reader of the game with a wealth of experience to call on.

In the meantime, whilst the courts consider our appeal, we understand that journalists are making alternative travel plans to safeguard their material, sources and confidential working systems when they have to travel via the UK.