Sentence examples for consider whom from inspiring English sources

Those who are thanked often then start to consider whom they haven't thanked.

He should consider whom he wants to follow him and which of his legislative initiatives Republicans might support.

There's a pattern here, the pattern of a man so puffed up that he doesn't pause to consider whom he might offend, and doesn't seem to care.

Students generally ask teachers from junior year (and sometimes, from senior year) to provide a written endorsement, so now is an excellent time to consider whom you might ask for a letter of recommendation.

In the past, the very high costs of collecting and analyzing data meant that such methods could be used only sparingly, and forced the government to carefully consider whom to target.

Johnson met individual advisers on Saturday to consider whom he intends to take forward with him into his second term, amid election results in which his deputy mayor, Richard Barnes, lost his London assembly seat.

The company board said it was reviewing the deals while considering whom to select as the new company chairman.

The message to the S.E.C. from these cases is to tread carefully when considering whom to accuse of misconduct.

In the spring of 2007, as he was nearing the end of his first term, he began considering whom to nominate as President.

Has England's Six Nations campaign brought clarity or confusion to the Rugby Football Union as it considers whom to appoint as permanent head coach?

Mr. Rowland, during a news conference this afternoon at the State Capitol, said that he had not yet considered whom he would appoint.