Sentence examples for consider uniting from inspiring English sources

In a hint that the freedom caucus would consider uniting with the conference behind a Ryan candidacy, he added: "There are a number of personalities out there".

Paterson is credited with persuading William III to consider uniting England with Scotland (culminating in the Act of Union in 1707), and he is also credited with contributing to the formation of the Royal Bank of Scotland (established in 1727).

Susan Reynolds London On Remembrance Sunday the politicians who step forward one by one to lay wreaths on behalf of political parties should follow the example of the numerous high commissioners and the service chiefs, and consider uniting to lay their wreaths in a group.

A new bill from Sen. Kit Bond {R-Mo.} is intended to do just that, so free agents should consider uniting behind Bond.

The fracture was considered united if three or more cortices were continuous on two radiographic views.

Fracture was considered united radiologically when it showed good quality bridging callus all around in both the views.

As seen in our results, all the grafts were considered united at 12th weeks based on the radiographic analysis and this was seen by the increasing trend in the scoring given.

Awkwardly, perhaps, to consider United 93 a success is to put oneself in the same category as Rush Limbaugh, the rabble-rousing rightwing radio host.

If a midfielder and a defender can be acquired by 1 September, Van Gaal will consider United's summer in the market a success, though he wanted to finish strengthening the squad before the start of the season.

Formby wrote: "In claiming that our union members may consider Unite to be too political – straight from the Eric Pickles textbook where union membership should only be a workplace transaction – Dugher, those greedily sought rightwing headlines in the bag, exposed a seriously poor grasp of the drive, collectivism and democracy that serve our movement proudly.

Consider "United Breaks Guitars".