Sentence examples for consider would be a from inspiring English sources
The only thing she'd consider would be a neck lift.
When I buy the stock I note in my little black book what I consider would be a reasonable profit.
"What do people consider would be a par level of drinking for such an occasion?" I knew it wouldn't take long.
One thing to consider would be a mechanical ventilation system with heat recovery – because it's an old property with solid walls, there was evidence of damp, largely due to a lack of ventilation.
At one session, Philip Duffy of USC's joint administrator, Duff & Phelps, told MPs: "The only potential purchaser [of USC] I would consider would be a Sports Direct group member because USC only owned the stock in the stores, subject to [licensing restrictions].
Everyone agreed that gassing the badgers, which had been considered, would be a pretty hard sell to the public.
The public option U.S. legislators are considering would be a government-administered health insurance plan, similar to the insurance currently available to federal employees.
We based the power calculations on what we considered would be a clinically significant reduction in total antibiotic prescribing rates.
In his language, moral naturalism, in either to the two forms considered, would be an example of the naturalistic fallacy.
Comstock's office said the earliest it might be considered would be in a lame-duck session after the midterm elections in November.
