Sentence examples for beginning to consider the from inspiring English sources

State v. Saez, 1995 The camera zooms in just as the court is beginning to consider the case, which involves a drug defendant who argues that his privacy was violated when detectives peered through a crack in a wall to view what appeared to be drug activity involving cocaine.

Corporate lawyers, company compliance officers and others are only now beginning to consider the ramifications.

Archaeologists are only beginning to consider the implications of the discovery.

Many states are considering legislation, but Congress is only beginning to consider the problem.

"It has something to do with being brought up short, beginning to consider the quality of their lives".

Consumers are beginning to consider the environmental reputation of S.U.V.'s, and automakers will have to compete on that basis.

All of this doesn't even begin to consider the literary (as opposed to historical) parasites.

With the nearly complete DNA sequence, scientists can also begin to consider the interplay between genes.

Officials at the Federal Reserve have already begun to consider the question.

"Once the letter was sent, she began to consider the ramifications," Denton writes.

How can one even begin to consider the economic costs before the human toll is known?