Sentence examples for consider something like from inspiring English sources

Consider something like obesity.

Consider something like the aftermath of a practice.

The reply from Mr Capon is astonishing: "Well, we just might consider something like that".

Consider something like the following alert showing up on your screen: "Bill wants to put you on his buddy list.

Donald's compatriot, Paul Casey, has opted to commit himself entirely to PGA Tour golf and Donald admitted: "With my world ranking sliding I'd have to seriously consider something like that next year if it doesn't get any better.

I asked whether society should consider something like a 20-year marriage contract, my own modest proposal that, as in the one from Mexico, acknowledges the harsh truth that nearly half of marriages in the United States end in divorce and many others are miserable.

The United Nations is even considering something like a maritime peacekeeping force.

"We probably wouldn't have considered something like this a year or two ago," she said.

I don't know why the city even considered something like this".

Kasar language is increasingly considered something like "gutter speech" (ok between teenage friends, probably a little too "coarse" for others).

Today the world runs on the Web, and Berners-Lee has been given the ACM Turing Award, considered something like the Nobel of computer science.