Sentence examples for consider from the from inspiring English sources
The IOC actively encourages each city that bids for the Games to consider from the outset how it could make use of the event to bring positive, long-lasting benefits to its area and citizens.
We have reached a point in time when the members of the first generation of people to play computer games in their homes as children have grown old enough to consider, from the remove of middle age, how the medium might have shaped or colored their lives.
Jeremiah Hamilton's life offers a way to consider, from the unusual perspective of a black man, subjects that are seen, without too much thought, as being quintessentially white, totally segregated from the African-American past: Wall Street, the stock exchange, the Great Fire and even journalism.
There are two main points to consider from the data.
An important point to consider from the outset is the context of use.
Forster had a problem with one kicked clearance but there were no mistakes for Hodgson to consider from the 25-year-old.
Considered from the village, however, these excesses seemed easier to overlook.
Aegean currents generally are not smooth, whether considered from the viewpoint of either speed or direction.
The enlisted man was also considered from the viewpoints of different aspects of himself with charts and diagrams.
But both Slaoui and Kaslow caution that the data must be considered from the broader perspective of public health.
