Sentence examples for consider greater from inspiring English sources

This contrasts with income: Those with higher incomes perceive themselves to be more conservative and consider greater inequality necessary.

He should spare no opportunity to make his case, and should consider greater involvement of the United Nations in the reconstruction.

The Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species (Cites) will consider greater protection of vulnerable sharks, including porbeagles, oceanic whitetip and three types of hammerhead to preserve their populations.

SALEM, N.H. — Reacting to voters' concerns about the economy, Senator John McCain said Tuesday that he would consider greater intervention by the federal government to limit the fallout of the mortgage crisis if current measures fail.

From years of meeting with officials, Mr. Chan believes Beijing's bureaucrats, who think in terms of quotas and plans, estimated China would be economically developed enough around 2020 to consider greater democracy there, too.

Luxembourg would consider greater transparency of its banking sector to help curb tax evasion, the finance minister has told a German newspaper.

"We will collect what we consider great work," Mr. Batscha said.

I'm sure the guys I consider great would never say that about themselves".

Now -- what they consider great (and I don't even know who 'they' is), I don't understand.

Similarly, consider great moral evils, such as the Holocaust.

It's not what I would consider great art but it's fun.