Sentence examples similar to a contemplated modification from inspiring English sources

Arming his audience with voting cards displaying his own face on one side, and the slavering Dog on the other, Zaltzman boldly contemplates genetic modification, the Middle East conflict, rail disasters, the manipulative powers of the press, Republican politics, Ruskin and Francis Bacon.

“[the Parties] are under an obligation so to conduct themselves that the negotiations are meaningful, which will not be the case when either of them insists upon its own position without contemplating any modification of it” (I.C.J. Reports 1969, p. 47, para. 85).

A sociologist contemplates a human ecosystem.

Francona had been contemplating a change anyway.

Modifications are possible, but only if those specific modifications were contemplated at the outset of the agreement.

If the variation exists, then those animals can be identified and tested; or if the variation does not exist, then a new genetic modification can be contemplated that would recreate the human phenotype.

Some contemplated a general strike.

For a moment, Goldin contemplated bidding.

Nobody, save for this visitor, contemplated a Uruguay victory.

Again Norsworthy contemplated a sellout.

It turns out O'Sullivan contemplated a comeback in January.