Sentence examples for be contemplated that from inspiring English sources
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.
Molecularly targeted therapies could now be contemplated, that is, drugs that were rationally designed or selected to inhibit the activity of specific molecules (Table 1).
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.
Under the option being contemplated, that could now be split between stock and CoCos.
Like all Civil War generals, Lee appreciated that frontal assaults, like the one he was contemplating that morning, were rarely successful.
Several legislatures are contemplating that would increase access to guns, including proposals to allow guns on college campuses or in the parking lots of workplaces.
"No dogs allowed," he reminded Ava every time she seemed to be contemplating that false haven.
"It's a very bad idea, the choice that Robin made," she says gently, "and I want to dedicate this song to anyone today who may be contemplating that choice and ask anyone not to".
"In a few months time, if we haven't found it, then we'll have to be contemplating that one of the much less likely scenarios ends up being more prominent.
It had been contemplated that a Conservative would be the first to occupy the presidency in 1958.
According to paragraph 2.4 here it is "contemplated that TfL will dispose of the land to such a company".
It is contemplated that, with further refinements of the sulfuration and etching processes, nanotubes with various diameters can be produced in this manner.
