Sentence examples for consider ease from inspiring English sources
A striking statistic from the report suggests that a quarter of prospective international students surveyed consider "ease of obtaining overseas student visas" as the issue that concerned them most when choosing where to enrol.
Researchers need to consider ease of administration and clarity of instrument to ensure as many participants as possible complete questionnaires.
Comments strongly favoured clear, concise summaries in simple language, suggesting that researchers should consider ease of interpretation by policymakers with limited scientific literacy when preparing summaries.
Since the decision to use a specific QoL measure has implications on its cost-effectiveness, the authors suggest that health economists select instruments appropriate to their intended population and outcomes of interest, and that clinical trialists consider ease of administration, time constraints, clarity and respondent burden when choosing an appropriate measure.
We might want to consider easing the burden on employers by offering a tax credit.
(O.K., that last part isn't true, but they will consider easing the punishments).
If inflation falls back and the economy continues to stagnate, the Fed may consider easing again.
As a result, the ECB [European Central Bank] will have to consider easing rates sooner than expected,' said economist Frank Schroeder at HSBC Trinkaus in Bonn.
In that case, he said, the Federal Reserve Board might have to consider easing interest rates to keep the situation from growing more grave.
