Sentence examples for cons might from inspiring English sources

Our findings however indicate that CoNS might be more often found as the causative organisms in VO even without foreign bodies or endocarditis.

When one partygoer told Mr. Perle that she would miss the buzzy, standing-room-only "black coffee briefings" on Iraq held by hard-liners at the American Enterprise Institute, he suggested the neo-cons might hold another round.

What they never expected was that one day a con might involve the Guggenheim name.

Trump's political and ideological forays have generally been promotional brand extensions, lasting only as long as they were, in his view, good for business; the whole con might end well before the first snows in Sioux City and Manchester.

So I've been able to get my bearings, but can also see how some ex-cons might use the discrimination they face in getting a job as an excuse to go back to a life of crime.

While one ex-con might enter a country without a hitch, another could be denied entry.

So when these groups sense that a referendum to convene a con-con might pass, as in both Illinois and Connecticut in 2008 (in both states the yes vote was ahead in the polls only a week before the election), they are willing to spend large amounts of money on PR campaigns to kill them.

Whatever the pros and cons, it might help explain the GM obsession.

Cons: Twitter might not be a great fit for PE.

Cons: You might outgrow the app once you've cultivated mindful eating as a permanent habit.

Plus, he's the heir to the Arm & Hammer fortune!! Cons: He might be a little too conventionally attractive.