bearing in mind

"Any reduction in funding would have a huge impact on the service we’re able to provide, bearing in mind we’ve got a current case load of about 750 people," she said.

It is also worth bearing in mind that under these rules, all City's partnership deals had been annually reviewed and none were considered to be related party transactions.

“We tend to focus a lot more on the negatives. It's always worth bearing in mind that these are technologies of convenience. They help us. There are some good aspects to them as well.”

Yes, that sense of proportion and scale is worth bearing in mind.

It is worth bearing in mind that, unlike last year's A-level students, these teenagers had experience of sitting external exams before this year, and exam results on which to base their A-level subject choices.