1.  At least, I consider violence an uneconomical way of attaining an end.

2.  Clearly those who run the global economy consider success in that area the prerequisite to meeting all other challenges.

3.  Later he considered a centralised system able to produce gas for a whole neighbourhood.

4.  Indeed he considers a prudent man more safe with many of the black tribes than without their protection.

5.  Therefore, we considered all subjects as belonging to one group when presenting the data for the these parameters.

6.  However, they considered it their duty to tell their clients, the second defendants, that they had them.

7.  Perhaps Dr Dalton considered it his conjugal right.

8.  Oh, you consider the women fellows of New College to be the bottom?