Sentence examples for consider that well from inspiring English sources

Then again, Beijing may look at the alternative next November — a Republican president whose party wants still tougher China policies — and consider that, well, things aren't so bad after all.

It has been considered that well-integrated families with a strong cohesion tend to persevere in attempts to cope by their own without calling on professional help.

Also, if it's hungry enough it may come to you just for dry kibble, so consider that as well.

This need becomes more urgent if we consider that the well-known Response Evaluation Criteria for Solid Tumors (Therasse et al, 2000) do not include bone response evaluations.

But he should consider that Washington is well worth a Mass.

But then consider that "All's Well" sold more than 170,000 copies, thanks mainly to nonstop touring and online word of mouth.

Perhaps Australia needs to consider that its period of well-planned, well-funded sporting over-achievement is over.

Well, consider that the prolonged investigation dovetails exquisitely with that crucial but unspoken mission of the G.O.P. in Florida: to keep black voter turnout as low as possible.

Consider that eight years ago Mr. Obama could well have sat next to you on a plane without your noticing.

And if the cold makes your hands a bit slippery on the club, well, consider that a friendly reminder to have your grips redone this winter.

Well, consider that the state transportation department's salt barns around the state are running at full tilt, and spring is still far away.