Sentence examples for Kindly consider from inspiring English sources

In lieu of flowers, kindly consider donations to the University of Michigan School of Engineering.

For contributions kindly consider UJA-Federation 130 E. 59 St . New York NY 10022.

In lieu of flowers, kindly consider a donation in Fred's memory to: Lodi Historical Society PO Box 279, Lodi Volunteer Fire Company, PO Box 299, Lodi, NY 14860 or the Ovid Federated Church, PO Box 340, Ovid, NY 14521.

In a written statement released to the press last week, Mr. Freud sent the thief a message: "Would the person who holds the painting kindly consider allowing me to show it in my exhibition next June?" The British Council, which organized the exhibition from which the painting was stolen, began the campaign to recover it.

Also, before putting data in the statistical package for the social sciences (SPSS) software in order to analyze them statistically, the researchers wanted two more raters who were their students to kindly consider the data again in order to be sure of the identification of various types of private speech and the sound analysis.

Politely ask an enlightened boss if he'd kindly consider giving you a raise, and he'll give you a thousand reasons why he cannot; ask a more typically unenlightened boss and he'll very likely tell you to take a hike and show you the door.

When the attorney general said his goodbyes, he suggested -- quite kindly, considering the circumstances ---that next time I should "please just stay home".

Knowing that there's been a slight shift of power in the hands of the consumer, those that have indulged during the holiday season, are now faced with still trying to return those items that were received as presents, even though it simply was the thought that counts, we won't be caught dead wearing that sweater or scarf that was so kindly considered.

If not, Victoria kindly suggests, consider silence.

Using GLSEN's Ally Week resources, we also develop a school-wide advisory lesson plan and send it to all advisory teachers, asking them kindly to consider presenting the lesson and offering them a sign-up sheet for students interested in our GSA.

I thought it would be a purely symbolic scene but the police told us girls ply their trade there all the time.' Unsurprisingly, the Swedish establishment has not taken kindly to what they consider his biased portrayal, and he has regained the title 'Most Hated Man in Sweden' in some sections of the press.