Sentence examples for are contemplated with from inspiring English sources
The phrase "are contemplated with" is not correct in standard written English.
It is unclear and does not convey a clear meaning; "contemplated" typically does not pair with "with" in this context.
Example: "The changes to the policy are contemplated with the aim of improving efficiency." (This is awkward and unclear.)
Alternatives: "are considered in relation to" or "are taken into account with".
verb
To look at on all sides or in all its aspects; to view or consider with continued attention; to regard with deliberate care; to meditate on; to study, ponder, or consider.
Over the last decade, bartenders around the country have created a cocktail culture of exquisite drinks and exclusive digs — hidden speakeasies that require a seat reservation to get in, and lavish, library-like barrooms where drinks are contemplated with hushed seriousness or marveled at like circus acts.
Firstly, the specifications of a product, technology and measurement system are introduced, then the capability of the system is tested, and finally the controllable and uncontrollable factors influence on the system are contemplated with regard to providing the product with technological quality.
And to some extent it's a different type of sharing than what is contemplated with the PCAST report, but not entirely.
The spiritual in art may be contemplated with sophisticated criticality, but it doesn't go away, even if it comes bearing a vulgar price tag.
Those visages can be contemplated with far more sensuous contentment than the Egyptian queen's bulbous, knotty and eroded features stamped on gold coins from the first century B.C.
The fatty part — the deckle, sold as "brisket moist" (the less marbled part, the flat, is sold as "brisket lean") — should first be contemplated with nothing more than bare fingers and closed eyes.
If the 'inquirer' is skilful and the 'subject' the right kind of man, these invitations will be contemplated with equanimity, and even with interest, so long as relative presuppositions are concerned.
There is no way a pure market transaction can be contemplated with Shenzhen, Shanghai, Hong Kong, Bombay or Tokyo.
Indeed, Ross's essay concludes with the respectful, sensitive observation that if there's a shrine like Bayreuth where Wagner can still be contemplated with religious singularity and fervor, perhaps it's right that there also be a place (Israel) where his presence is absent, unheard.
