Sentence examples for I can consider from inspiring English sources

That way I can consider it working out.

If the job would be flexible and work with me, I'd like to know that as well, so I can consider what I need to do to cover for the time I am away?

"And Roseanne said, 'I can consider it, but you're going to have to double the number of supportive units.' " Common Ground brought in the Actors Fund, which among other things serves low-income stage professionals.

I guess I can consider myself lucky, since the garment factories in the 1970's and 80's provided a semblance of allowing my mother, a seamstress, the slight hope of earning a wage slightly above the poverty level.

"It is exciting to be at this stage where I can consider walking onto a cricket field again and so, thanks to the guidance of the Cricket Australia medical staff and with the work I have put in, the signs are positive," he said.

What I can consider a friend, I wouldn't be staying in the shelter, right now.

Pulse optimization is multiobjective and multiparametric, i.e., it can consider several targets such as maximizing the cooling temperature, the cooling duration or others.

By using L u i, W u i, W u i, we can consider several situations, and we show two typical examples.

According to Remark 3.10(i), we can consider the sum ∑ i = 0 3 P i = 0 as the parameter of problem (4.4).

I thought, 'I really can consider a life out West with Robert.' " She moved into Mr. Hess's house in Lake Forest Park, Wash., in July 2010 and began commuting, spending roughly four out of every five weeks in the Northwest.

To obtain the minimum required for rate vector R i, we can consider a linear programming (LP) problem: (4).