The phrase "consider to work" is not correct in written English.
The correct phrasing would be "consider working". Example: I'm considering working at the bakery to gain more baking experience.
There is compelling evidence the health secretary might want to consider to work out a decent compromise.
Policy makers need more than evidence from RCTs to convince them to change policies that they consider to work in their situation and that they have used successfully for many years.
Their feeling is that they are retired although they may be in their 50s…we need alternative employment without significant demands on either Swedish language or strict attendance, but participation instead … They would never consider to work because they are so sick, but there is no medical certificate showing that.
The frame, modelled as a four-storey, shear-type system, is always considered to work in the elastic regime.
"I think it's being considered to work together whereas before they weren't open to it," Finkel said of the two cable networks.
Recombinant FVIIa is considered to work by two mechanisms (Fig. 1): tissue factor (TF -dependent and independenTF -dependent
The difference is small; thus, the superposition model is considered to work well for evaluating the field around the spacecraft.
Previously, they were considered to work at the very downstream of EDHF function by inhibiting the hyperpolarization of vascular smooth muscle cells.
On the few occasions when email was used for communication this was considered to work well.
The ET signaling pathway is generally considered to work cooperatively with JA in response to necrotrophic pathogens [ 8, 22].
The programme schools were able to independently plan the PA promotion considered to work in practice within the school community.
