Sentence examples for consider trying the from inspiring English sources

Anyone keen for more constructive treatment for their osteoarthritis might want to consider trying the natural substance glucosamine sulphate.

In the meantime, if you're looking for the buzz that leads to better muscle tone, you may consider trying the slower, but endorphin-filled, alternative: physical activity at home or in the gym.

Mr. Gore defends the slow lifting of sanctions against North Korea, saying, "Incredibly enough, we have seen a positive response to initiatives there," but refuses to consider trying the same approach on Cuba.

Also, she may be pushing too hard; she should consider trying the poses that used to make her feel good — but only 10percentt of the way — until she feels stronger.

If you're a full-blooded carnivore, consider trying the Meatless Monday challenge to dip your toes into plant-based meals.

Their study also showed that 54% of those who saw brand-related Tweets visited the brand's website or Twitter page, retweeted brand tweets, or said they would consider trying the brand.

An assistant Passaic County prosecutor, Lisa Verlardi, told the judge that her office was considering trying the mother as an adult.

Joe Morris, the starter, has become a star, and Parcells said he had considered trying the 225-pound Adams at fullback.

(A recent experiment with that technology failed in Manhattan because of interfering skyscrapers, and nobody considered trying the system in the other boroughs).

During the last few months Carlin has developed a new love of cycling and after encouragement from several triathlete friends is considering trying the sport - although not professionally - in the near future.

Once you've hit the slopes, consider trying out the other activities Cerro Castor has to offer, like snow shoeing, dog sledding and snowmobiling.