Sentence examples for but to consider from inspiring English sources

But to consider this rivalry above all others is laughable".

"We have no choice but to consider political and economic factors".

But to consider Wharton and her work is to confront the problem of sympathy.

For example, they should aim not to react to a single missed lecture, but to consider the overall attendance.

Here as elsewhere, central bankers have no alternative but to consider the broader context and rely on their judgment.

"Striking is a last resort but these low-paid employees feel they have no choice but to consider taking action.

In the circumstances, I have little alternative but to consider cancelling the contract and returning the advance.

But to consider the legacy of Bell Labs is to see that we should not mistake small technological steps for huge technological leaps.

The lack of reliable intelligence leaves military planners, given the goal of totally destroying the sites, little choice but to consider the use of tactical nuclear weapons.

The political question for the Arab League, then, is not simply how to ease Assad out, but to consider who or what might take his place.

Jim Sawyer, the provost of Macomb Community College, says white-collar workers laid off by Detroit's Big Three often have little choice but to consider new careers.