Sentence examples for consider responding from inspiring English sources

If soothing words are not enough to calm your child, consider responding physically.

The McCain campaign might consider responding by calling attention to Chapter 14 of Obama's eloquent memoir, "Dreams From My Father".

"Taking into account North Korea's reactions and the reaction by the international community, we would like to consider responding firmly to North Korea," Yoshihide Suga, the chief cabinet secretary, told reporters.

"It was suggested that we consider responding to Vernon Jordan's Nov. 16 piece in The New York Times criticizing the president for his 'sham' endorsement of the Voting Rights Act," Mr. Roberts wrote on Nov. 17, 1981, in a memorandum to top Justice officials, among the many released by the National Archives last week.

And advocates for tighter campaign finance restrictions say they fear the groups' plans for such an active role over the next two years are likely to open the door to a flood of new special interest money in presidential politics on both sides, as Democrats begin publicly calling on their big-money donors to consider responding in kind.

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Seamon-Molson (South) considered responding two clubs, natural and game-forcing, but decided to start with one spade.

Considering responding to weekly PR blasts from Sunday shows with "THIS IS THE MOST BORING LINEUP EVER" instead of just deleting them.

Universities UK said: "There are a number of issues the sector needs to consider when responding, so it's crucial the academic community engages with the consultation process.

Analysts were hoping to use Mr. Tillerson's remarks as guidance on the options that the United States might consider in responding to the nuclear threat from North Korea.

If we consider all responding genes with binding sites as TTGs, then we would find 1320 of these genes which include 69.7% of false positives.