Sentence examples for any contemplation of from inspiring English sources

The banks decry any contemplation of an increase in capital standards as a death knell for economic growth.

On Monday, the backbencher Julian Huppert also wrote against blocking any contemplation of shutting down social networks.

Like a day in Leonard's life, it slips easily from memory, favoring sensation over insight and the frisson of artificial confusion over any contemplation of human reality.

One of the new important factors that have to be accounted for in any contemplation of an impending Six Nations is that some teams now have three home games, and others only two.

Steinfeld said: "There is absolutely no basis for the contention that in this case any of the advice is privileged, and certainly there could not have been any contemplation of litigation until the circular was issued".

"In any contemplation of a sale or closing it down, what management and the board look at all the time is what is the cash cost of getting it to break-even versus the alternatives," O'Reilly added.

Mr. Bush is expected to deliver to Mr. Wen a warning against any Chinese contemplation of coercion of Taiwan.

Dutch still life paintings depicting oysters, herrings, crabs, bread, butter, beer, wine, excite the appetite and are objectionable for the exact same reasons as erotic paintings and sculptures, which excite sexual appetite, are objectionable: they stimulate the will and as such put an end to any aesthetic contemplation of the object.

It's just a contemplation of mortality.

The chapter concludes with a contemplation of the future.

The hardest poem for me in "Congregation" is a contemplation of the meanings of words.