Sentence examples for consider this move from inspiring English sources

Indeed, the Europeans reportedly have begun to consider this move.

As Philadelphia and other cities consider this move, the federal government should follow their lead.

Asked if he thought Perez, who declined to comment Monday, would consider this move a wake-up call, Manuel said: "I hope so.

"Some consider this move to be a clear indication of their true modus operandi, and the beginning of political maneuvering to monopolize all the ruling institutions in the country," says Hala Elkholy in the Hurriyet Daily News, based in Turkey.

She expected that many shareholders may consider this move as too extreme and rebuff it.

When we first started talking, she really wanted to protect herself from other stylists and owners who might consider this move a little threatening to brick-and-mortar salons.

Consider this moving passage from "Principles of Sedimentology and Stratigraphy": "Third-order surfaces form bounding surfaces for bundles of laminae within cosets of cross-laminae". A stroll around the store reveals a kind of beauty in the language of the normally inscrutable subject matter.

Mr. Ducasse said that he had been considering this move since the spring, but he would not elaborate on his reasons.

The 30-year-old from Luton, whose real name is Stephen Yaxley-Lennon, said: "I have been considering this move for a long time because I recognise that, though street demonstrations have brought us to this point, they are no longer productive.

Loan covenants and self-financing may also prevent some from even considering this move, especially when combined with fears of a further loss of income from universal credit direct rent payments.

"A key step for anyone considering this move is some serious--perhaps brutal--self-assessment to find the reason for this void.