Sentence examples for consider this that from inspiring English sources

But consider this: that means than one in every five college students is a non-drinker, and twenty percent is a pretty high proportion.

A difference of 17 square miles may not seem like much, but consider this: That amount of space could accommodate 13 replicas of Central Park, two dozen countries the size of Monaco.

That baby's life may sound nasty, brutish and short, especially for a nation advanced enough to keep such detailed records, but before you imagine 19th-century Swedish teenagers suffering the regret and ennui of midlife crises, consider this: that same year, a 20-year-old Swede could reasonably expect to live another 37 years.

And then consider this: That could be you.

If you've been torn by debates over the health effects of caffeine, consider this: That jolt can give your stamina and endurance a boost, "making a long run or ride feel easier," sports dietitian Molly Kimball told Shape.

So if you still don't think we're living in a Catch-22 world, consider this: That means corporations are "people" who have the right to speak - without ever being heard.

Have you considered this?' That's all I'm asking for".

For example, let us consider this idea that Exxon should become a renewable energy company.

Consider this report that Sony PS4 is crushing other next generation consoles.

But consider this - that one million is just a fraction of those who have left their homes due to the Syrian civil war.

Consider this conundrum that landed in my email in-box recently.