Sentence examples for consider embraced from inspiring English sources

Up until recently, Palm's ads haven't exactly been anything we'd consider "embraced".

But he might consider embracing the old-fashioned concept of letting customers have what they actually want.

As companies rethink their supply chains, they ought to seriously consider embracing a new manufacturing technology that's now ready for prime time: 3-D printing.

As preparation for this event, Lutherans Restoring Creation urges us to consider embracing a New Reformation, an Eco-Reformation, as our means to rise to the greatest challenge of our time.

Pressed on the matter, Mormon leaders recently said the church is unfamiliar with trans issues and has more to learn – a statement some LGBT advocates have interpreted with optimism, hoping the church may consider embracing trans members.

Gisela Stuart, a former Labour lawmaker who was one of the leaders of the Vote Leave campaign, said she didn't even consider embracing a no-deal exit until four or five months ago.

Following the tragedy in Parkland, Rubio had said he would consider embracing limits on the capacity of ammunition magazines and endorsed raising the age requirement for buying a rifle.

We argue that a focus on any one practice must necessarily consider embracing a 'suite of practices' approach to guide in the design of the curriculum, instruction, assessment, and evaluation.

GamerTrainer has a great idea, and could easily be a hit if it can get enough exposure – in fact, it is a business model that the industry may want to consider embracing.

The assumption is that you have to be a little off-balance to even consider embracing Los Angeles seriously.

Perhaps it is worthy to consider embracing a mental health agenda based upon the state of wellbeing.