Use "bearing in mind" em uma frase

1. Both should be done correctly and according to the book bearing in mind the difference between intelligence gathering and evidence

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2. If we could keep doing that sort of thing we would be all right, bearing in mind that the rail net didn’t always cooperate

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3. Bearing in mind that the SE-5a’s we were flying, and the Nieuport, each had different types of mount

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4. “Once the boys figured out it could be done, and got some practice in night-flying and navigation, and bearing in mind it’s only twenty or thirty miles each way,” I ventured

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5. Going through the ‘Archie’ belt was as safe as anyone could make it; bearing in mind the random nature of shooting up at night, at something you couldn’t see

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6. “Bearing in mind that he still has to be cleared for the next race by the doctors; and head injuries are always frightening

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7. Since he lived from 1874 until 1932, the notions of electric light and heavier-than-air-flight, or even space-flight were not too far out of the range of human imagination, bearing in mind the fair probability that he could have read the Jules Verne novel, ‘From the Earth to the Moon,’ which was published in 1865, or ‘20,000 Leagues Under the Sea,’ by the same author

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8. The Reverend Doctor was reputed to be a very eloquent speaker; and, bearing in mind the old dictum that a minister should take his best clothes to the city and his best sermons to the country, he delivered a very scholarly and impressive discourse

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9. It is a daring request, bearing in mind the battle was between their two countries and Lammas has been the loser, but the fact everything has changed has given Ralph the kind of boldness he has not had for many days

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10. Unless she’d come to try to persuade Frankel to join her, a mission which had proved unsuccessful, bearing in mind she’d left alone

11. Simon knew, from the openness of her mind, that Annyeke did not believe there would be time to journey to the village, bearing in mind the frailty of both young and old

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12. Bearing in mind his injuries, he is surprised he can stand and indeed he has to blink several times before he can focus on the earth and trees around him

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13. This is not surprising, bearing in mind the kind of courage Simon, whom he knows is a coward, has shown today

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14. ‘Oh him,’ smiled Barrad, ‘He is one mean-faced son of a bitch – he could be a general, but bearing in mind the other two jokers it was highly unlikely

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15. The man was just too weak and inexperienced for the burden of command, bearing in mind that these were not forced levies; all were professional soldiers, paid to fight and possibly die for their country

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16. The following morning I quizzed the men and, bearing in mind my imperfect French, I think I learned that Allah understood they were far from their wives and had need of regular sexual release

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17. advert, it is certainly worth bearing in mind that the URL that you are displaying

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18. Bearing in mind copyright restrictions, you should be careful about the audio

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19. 3 Understanding all of this and knowing that the Master refused to work in defiance of his established laws of nature in so far as his personal conduct was concerned, you know of a certainty that he never walked on the water nor did anything else which was an outrage to his material order of administering the world; always, of course, bearing in mind that there had, as yet, been found no way whereby he could be wholly delivered from the lack of control over the element of time in connection with those matters put under the jurisdiction of the Personalized Adjuster

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20. Bearing in mind that they were dependent upon Musab’s friendship for protection, Siri frowned a look of caution, and then questioned Musab again

21. He always added that we should do so bearing in mind

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22. Bearing in mind production only started six months ago, we will have made 3 billion dollars in one and a half years, from two and a quarter square kilometers of seabed

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23. bearing in mind that it is going to be a real short trade

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24. Did the Americans actually know of the forthcoming attack on Pearl Harbour? Bearing in mind that Washington had managed to “break” the Japanese diplomatic codes

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25. Bearing in mind the many problems currently involved in electronic commerce, such as security and payment, it is not altogether surprising that the majority of firms are not engaged in on-line transactions at present

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26. Bearing in mind the antiquity of the original

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27. Bearing in mind she was built like an Amazon slop-house, it was not a pretty sight at all

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28. I thought that was a bit harsh, bearing in mind she was bending me over a coffee table at the time, and spanking me with her copy of “Fifteen Shades of Grey,” or whatever it’s called

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29. intimate with him, which was slightly irritating bearing in mind that most of

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30. Not that having any of that permanently in my head was really a problem, bearing in mind how cute the little deviant was

31. and come after the two of them to finish the job? Bearing in mind that Young

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32. and bearing in mind she still had the dagger in her belt he decided that it

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33. They agreed between them that Jim would need to take great care about how he worked on behalf of the team, since he was not simply in an ideal position from their point of view, but also in a very vulnerable position at the same time, bearing in mind where he worked

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34. “From what you have said, and bearing in mind on whose behalf you will be acting, I am prepared to recommend that to my Board,” replied Monsieur Gilbert

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35. Wherever the deposit had come from, it had been paid in pounds sterling, so that should indicate a UK bank, probably one of the larger ones bearing in mind the sum involved

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36. “Bearing in mind the circumstances

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37. Not that it was hot or anything, although it should have been, bearing in mind it was the end of August

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38. Secondly, I am also arranging for some medical expertise to monitor the professor’s behaviour, bearing in mind the considerable stress he’s working under at the moment

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39. He locked the case again, and only for a moment wondered if he should take it with him, bearing in mind its contents, before he retraced his steps

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40. “Bearing in mind what they’re about to do, you may want to reconsider that course of action,” Skagant said, walking over to his side

41. They performed as well as they could, bearing in mind they weren’t actually playing and were standing on the edge of a 5-a-side field where it was so cold that the snot in their noses froze

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42. Danny started to remonstrate with the audience – that one really wasn’t fair bearing in mind Graham couldn’t duck – but then realised they simply couldn’t hear him

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43. Graham asked if that wasn’t taken for granted bearing in mind everything that had happened but Danny said the band’s constitution stated they couldn’t split unless the band voted for it

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44. Bearing in mind that many users are inexperienced, it may be

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45. She wouldn't, she announced, come down a stair further till my uncle was in full possession of all the facts, while at the same time carefully bearing in mind the Table of Affinity

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46. Could she do it, bearing in mind that she would have to

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47. Indra realized that he would need them bearing in mind the small handful of Devatas in attendance

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48. Bearing in mind what we have just said, I challenge you to spend ten

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49. Now bearing in mind that within this section on Article Marketing we are just

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50. Bearing in mind these considerations, let us endeavor to present some of the best uses to which a millionaire can devote the surplus of which he should regard himself as only the trustee

51. ‘enough’ is for you, bearing in mind the price

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52. The charge I give him is to be careful how he governs his vassals, bearing in mind that they are all loyal and well-born

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53. "Be temperate in drinking, bearing in mind that wine in excess keeps neither secrets nor promises

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54. “No, and bearing in mind what Blomkvist is capable of I think we’re better off staying on good terms with him

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55. Suppose the worst opinion in the town about Bulstrode were a true one, that would not make it less true that he has the sense and the resolution to do what I think ought to be done in the matters I know and care most about; but that is the only ground on which I go with him," Lydgate added rather proudly, bearing in mind Mr

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56. However, this idea is worth bearing in mind for 2013-2014*, when the economy will start to sizzle again, yet there are probably many better places to look

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57. For example, if the dealing cost is £20 for a £500 parcel, the share has to rise by more than 8 per cent just to break even, bearing in mind the likely dealing spread

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58. The essential point about risk though is always worth bearing in mind when pricing options

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59. If he had, bearing in mind President Bush’s invasions of Afghanistan (2002) and Iraq (2003), the history of the world in the early twenty-first century could have been very different

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60. Swing trading may be implemented using spread betting, or for a large trading range it may be feasible to use a regular equity trading account (bearing in mind the additional dealing charges)

61. Bearing in mind all these arguments and considerations, we decided that the most acceptable value for the averaging period is 100 days

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62. On the other hand, we can see, bearing in mind that all organic beings are striving to increase at a high ratio and to seize on every unoccupied or less well occupied place in the economy of nature, that it is quite possible for natural selection gradually to fit a being to a situation in which several organs would be superfluous or useless: in such cases there would be retrogression in the scale of organisation

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63. Hence we can understand, bearing in mind that each organic being is trying to live wherever it can live, how it has arisen that there are upland geese with webbed feet, ground woodpeckers, diving thrushes, and petrels with the habits of auks

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64. Bearing in mind that the mutual relation of organism to organism is of the highest importance, we can see why two areas, having nearly the same physical conditions, should often be inhabited by very different forms of life; for according to the length of time which has elapsed since the colonists entered one of the regions, or both; according to the nature of the communication which allowed certain forms and not others to enter, either in greater or lesser numbers; according or not as those which entered happened to come into more or less direct competition with each other and with the aborigines; and according as the immigrants were capable of varying more or less rapidly, there would ensue in the to or more regions, independently of their physical conditions, infinitely diversified conditions of life; there would be an almost endless amount of organic action and reaction, and we should find some groups of beings greatly, and some only slightly modified; some developed in great force, some existing in scanty numbers—and this we do find in the several great geographical provinces of the world

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65. On these same principles, and bearing in mind that when organs are reduced in size, either from disuse or through natural selection, it will generally be at that period of life when the being has to provide for its own wants, and bearing in mind how strong is the force of inheritance—the occurrence of rudimentary organs might even have been anticipated

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66. According to the bearings and variations of those lights, should the statesmen of such a country adjust their policy—always bearing in mind two assurances, as fundamental principles of action, which the nature of things teaches, that, although temporary circumstances—party spirit, local rivalries, personal jealousies, suggestions of subordinate interests—may weaken, or even destroy, for a time, the influence of the leading and permanent interests of any great section of the country, yet those interests must ultimately and necessarily predominate, and swallow up all these local, and temporary, and personal, and subordinate considerations; in other words, the minor interests will soon begin to realize the essential connection which exists between their prosperity and the prosperity of those great interests which, in such sections of the country, nature has made predominant; and that no political connection among free States can be lasting, or ought to be, which systematically oppresses, or systematically refuses to protect, the vital interests of any of the sovereignties which compose it

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