Sentence examples for consider that it would from inspiring English sources

Samsung, for its part, was pushing Android Mashmallow updates to a number of its devices, but failed to consider that it would cause serious issues in Galaxy Note 4s — issues it then would charge to repair.

Did you ever consider that it would encourage some to cheat?

Much less did it consider that it would be used dragnet fashion – 60,000 times a year [for schedule 7].

Much less did it consider that it would be used dragnet-fashion – almost 70,000 times last year.

"The government does not consider that it would be reasonable to require housing associations to sell these properties at a discount.

However, in light of recent communications with the ECB, and the unfortunate media stories and speculation that have subsequently appeared, I now consider that it would be extremely difficult for me to continue in my current position.

"The tribunal considered that it would be inappropriate to make any recommendation because, in its judgment, it is not appropriate to recommend his discharge".

He also considered that it would take him three minutes to get to the closest hospital.

These did not strike me as unreasonable questions, considering that it would be my money in the account.

Mr Webster has already said that he will not stay in his post if he considers that it would be unhelpful for him to do so.

"But politically we considered that it would be difficult because of the circumstances, with a former military man in the government".