Sentence examples for consider a form from inspiring English sources

Tax breaks (which many economists consider a form of spending) for both businesses and individuals can be reduced.

He has mostly lobbied for biotechnology companies and for colleges seeking Congressional earmarks, which many critics consider a form of pork-barrel politics.

They used proportional representation to mitigate conflict; we mocked a Lani Guinier who thought we should consider a form of it for the same reason.

Mr Corbyn said he was willing to consider a form of proportional representation as long as it maintained the link between an MP and their constituency.

Alternatively, you can "opt out" of these new naked scanners if you submit to a groping, which many people consider a form of sexual assault – or, at the very least, creepy and uncomfortable.

I was struck not only by the volume of comments but by how many readers wholeheartedly endorsed, or at least were willing to consider, a form of cost containment that has long been radioactive to policymakers.

Consider a form-matter composite in relation to its matter.

(Sarcasm can be considered a form of verbal irony).

…Irish was considered a form of barbarism, a kind of an insult to language.

Howard Roark is a hero and Objectivism is considered a form of human kindness.

But this can no longer be considered a form of social engineering, or paternalistic altruism.