Sentence examples for consider leading from inspiring English sources

Were the conference more promising, Secretary of State Colin Powell might consider leading the American delegation.

"I consider leading a school as important as winning a Nobel Prize," said Dr. Kandel, the former co-captain of the track team at Erasmus Hall High School.

But only days after that loss to Jacksonville, the rookie quarterback Andrew Luck sat in an office at team headquarters and said that he would consider leading the Colts to the playoffs to be a successful season.

The Rev. Thomas Reese, the editor of America, a weekly Catholic magazine, said Pope John Paul II's call for the forgiveness of third world debt led some of the country's church leaders to consider leading by example, at the same time that some of the poorest parishes began to ask, "How about us?" "Dioceses operate like banks," he said.

The club, who have debts of about £80m, last night emerged optimistic from urgent talks with their creditors and are also expected to announce that Allan Leighton, their deputy chairman, will resign from the board, allowing him to avoid any accusations of having a conflict of interests should he consider leading a takeover bid.

Dean Baquet, the Washington bureau chief, said he will consider leading an effort to persuade the Obama administration, while it is still new, to forswear bad habits in handling the press — like giving a roomful of reporters a background briefing by a top figure who cannot be revealed to the public.

For each of these harmful organisms different absorption, distribution, metabolism and excretion routes have to be considered leading to quite different physicochemical properties of lead compounds.

Inside Merrill, Mr. Peek, Mr. Davis and Mr. O'Neal are considered leading contenders to succeed Mr. Allison as president later this year.

But some Saudi business executives have long been considered leading financial backers of Mr. bin Laden, a former Saudi citizen.

There's widespread support among voters across Europe (but not leading politicians) for a fundamental EU reform programme, but our government never seriously considered leading on this front.

West should therefore have considered leading the spade ace, which, if followed by a second trump, would have defeated the contract.