Sentence examples for consider will have from inspiring English sources

It does seem a fair bet that in, say, 100 years from now, about half of the poets I have chosen to consider will have become lost to the general view.

Now today, toward the end of our seven-day Challenge, we are going to refine your choices a bit more, so that you can decide what to eat, knowing the effects each food you consider will have on your body.

In other words, every trial we consider will have both the mean and the SEM value in its sampling distribution.

Another aspect of the changes promises to confound shoppers: there is a good chance that some 2011 vehicles they are considering will have earned fewer stars — despite improvements in crash protection — than similar models from previous years.

But there are concerns that the review may not go far enough, with the small print of the Autumn Statement  revealing that any proposals considered will have to be "fiscally neutral".

However, I doubt whether the public option being considered will have much effect.

[This observed reduction could also partially reflect an effective reduction in the average count of diverse conformer pairs per compound considered, because not every compound considered will have ten diverse conformers associated.

NPR has said that the weekend edition of "All Things Considered" will have to leave the airwaves in September unless the public radio network finds additional funds.

Whether this relative abundance is considered will have bearings on the interpretation of the data.

When you are the only one to consider, you will have a bit more leeway in implementing changes.

The company's performance measurement and incentive systems, and the degree to which risk management is considered, will also have a profound impact on employee behavior.