Sentence examples for consider the troubles of from inspiring English sources

The first, and salutary, merit of the book is to get writers and artists to consider the circumstances that make it possible to make a living around a lifelong passion and to consider the troubles of those who aren't doing so now.

"Of course it upsets me," he said, "but I must consider the trouble it would bring to my neighbors".

When one considers the trouble that many of our icons have run into in recent years, it is not easy to surmise that Drucker's advice would have perhaps helped management to avoid the problems they face today.

Reviewers found all three packs short around an hour in length and considered The Trouble with Clones the best of the bunch.

Even less did he consider the possibility of trouble abroad.

"Those who govern, having much business on their hands, do not generally like to take the trouble of considering and carrying into execution new projects.

Samsung appeared to consider the legal trouble a necessary cost of squeezing out a giant in yet another field it is fast dominating.

Consider the depth of your troubles.

If your relationship is in trouble, consider the possibility of seeking professional help.

Officials say that attacks along the borders with Turkey and Israel have forced the administration to consider the risks of Syria's troubles spreading in the region.

The answer given by Collingwood is clear, but leads to trouble when we consider the question of interpretation.