Sentence examples for around to considering from inspiring English sources

Wilson's nominations, submitted on the eve of a recess, were expected to meet with resistance, just as soon as Congress got around to considering them.

In talking about proposals that the Legislature never seems to get around to considering, it is usually not smart to use the words "this is the year".

But, of course, the House never got around to considering any of this.

In 2010, officials have only begun to get around to considering correcting the matter.

Exciting times, as Olympia Snowe finally gets around to "consider the totality" of the matter at hand, which everyone else has been considering for many, many months.

They develop media campaigns to encourage different groups of residents around Mount Vesuvius to consider moving, and then reflect on how difficult the decision would be if it were faced by their own families.

As in the case of the gunman who attacked a roomful of churchgoers in Charleston, South Carolina in a racially motivated attack in June, debate quickly welled up around whether to consider the Planned Parenthood gunman a "terrorist".

From years of meeting with officials, Mr. Chan believes Beijing's bureaucrats, who think in terms of quotas and plans, estimated China would be economically developed enough around 2020 to consider greater democracy there, too.

He said: "It will mean investing in technology and there are issues around property to consider, there are large estates that should have been sold off.

I challenge myself and those around me to consider how our culture enables abuse.

According to EyeCue's president, Ronen Horovitz, a few years ago, there just weren't enough cheap cameras around to even consider this kind of toy.