I'll consider that

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

(2 CS) "OK, I'll consider that [elective CS] but can I at least go into labour first so at least I know she's ready to come out…He [the doctor] started talking about the risk of emergency versus a booked caesar.

Some wanted spontaneous labour to commence before having a CS: "OK, I'll consider that [elective CS] but can I at least go into labour first so at least I know she's ready to come out…He [the doctor] started talking about the risk of emergency versus a booked caesar.

Add administrative work, etc., and I'm lucky if I average 4 hours a week on research," says Ford, "If I get out two first-author papers in the next 5 years, I'll consider that a major accomplishment".

I won't want to reminisce on the time I worked hard at something I hated for no return, not because I'll consider that a waste of time alive, but because it won't be interesting or have contributed to what it means to have a good life.

With his Fine Gael party expected to lose close to 30 seats, the taoiseach said on Saturday night that he still has the responsibility "to provide the country with a stable government in the future and I will consider that very carefully over the next 36 hours".

The court announced on Monday that it will consider that case during this term.

They said they'll consider that".

But if it is necessary, we'll consider that".

Paul also says that if the President acts unilaterally after a "no" vote, he'll consider that unconstitutional.

I want you to compromise, but when you compromise I will consider that a betrayal and I'll be angry.

If the crowd consensus is in a unified direction, I will consider that a valuable indicator.