Meanings of consider the extent in English

Then take each of the tribes, and consider the extent of their lower influence.

He had not a great deal of leisure to consider the extent of his loss.

Mary, who did not consider the extent of this insidious question, answered with fervor, Never!

In determining what, if any, recommendations are appropriate, the panel shall consider the extent to which the amending statute affects interests under this Agreement.

For, we must consider the extent of the theater and the stage, the space of time covering the achievements, the varying conditions, lights and complexities.

Considering the extent of Miss Spragg's wardrobe her dinner-dresses were not many.

That was rather difficult considering the extent of my road rash.

Yet considering the extent of Audubon's work, the wonder is the errors are so few.

It considers the extent to which suicide is inherited.

It was almost a believable tale, considering the extent of the damage, and no one questioned him.

The interiors of the houses are as neat as could be expected, considering the extent of the families.

Considering the extent and expense of his preparations, he should have planned a complete destruction of their power.

Considering the extent of the turnaround in form, perhaps this match should have been the subject of a stewards' inquiry.

A hard choice, but considering the extent of her belly's bulge she decided after much deliberation on the support variety.

It was inconceivable, he thought, that Spicca should still have perfect control of his faculties, considering the extent of his potations.

To do so, however, without wishing at least the elder Avice good-bye would be unfriendly, considering the extent of their acquaintance.