Sentence examples for are consider from inspiring English sources
verb
To think about seriously.
- Consider that we’ve had three major events and the year has hardly begun.
To get a sense of how deeply entrenched the problems are, consider what passes for good news these days.
Coffee shops in Amsterdam are consider a major draw for tourists and the city has so far opposed the plans.
To test how vulnerable you are, consider your reaction to the news that former Royal Bank of Scotland chairman Sir Fred Goodwin's house was attacked.
As long as I'm dissing right-of-center Times columnists (affable and noncrazy though the two of them are), consider a sentence from today's David Brooks offering.
But the point of the list, he said, is to have people on fixed incomes — as many retirees are — consider what areas might actually make financial sense.
To see how bad the numbers are, consider this: The administration's budget proposals, released less than two weeks ago, assumed an average unemployment rate of 8.1percentt for the whole of this year.
Warts are considered contagious.
Special occasions are considered.
Pieces are considered art".
Many are considered cured.
These are considered views.
