Sentence examples for consider some ideas from inspiring English sources

If Congress can't even consider some ideas in public, it'll be a long time before they can ever make changes.

Licht considered that Faust's style was well suited to that line, and asked her to consider "some ideas where to take a new version of the franchise".

Mr. Booker's vision, like Mr. Obama's, is one part the ecumenical spirit of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., one part consensus-oriented, moderate-to-liberal politics, big on things like public-private partnerships, and a willingness to at least consider some conservative ideas: school vouchers in Newark, for example.

It is time for our government to consider some fresh ideas that can be implemented quickly.

So any discussion about an economic recovery plan crafted cohesively around a singular vision of a new, resurgent United States of America, would be well-served to at least consider some innovative ideas crafted and/or promoted by others.

Instead, let's consider some other ideas: Carbohydrate cycling.

Claudine Mangano, a spokeswoman for Intel in Santa Clara, Calif., confirmed a report on Adweek.com, saying the company wanted to "take an opportunity to consider some new creative ideas".

Here's the reason for hope: the great California drought of 2014 presents a long-awaited chance to assess root causes of our dwindling water supply and consider some radically new ideas for the future of food production.

Let's consider some healthy gift ideas for a change this holiday season!

He had what he considered some constructive ideas concerning the inferior psychiatric treatment that prisoners with neurotic or psychotic personalities and manic-depressive tendencies received in those institutions.

BETHESDA, MARYLAND--Scientists conducting a sweeping examination of the peer-review system at the National Institutes of Health (NIH) are considering some radical ideas to revamp the process, they revealed today.