Considering
Considering conjunction - For the reason that.
On the edge of and considering are semantically related. In some cases you can use "On the edge of" instead an adverb "Considering".
On the edge of
Considering and on the edge of are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Considering" instead an adverb phrase "On the edge of".
Both terms in one sentence
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Considering that the armies are camped on the edge of the shattered plains in the middle of nowhere, this makes them every bit as strategically important as Shardblades.
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Food Porn: Early on, Katniss describes everything she eats in detail, which makes sense considering she spent a good portion of her life on the edge of starving to death.
Source: Literature / The Hunger Games -
Love Theme: "Across the Stars", a slow, appropriately melancholy, considering the eventual fates of the couple involved, piece with occasional faster, more militaristic portions reflecting a galaxy on the edge of war.
Source: Film / Attack of the Clones
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