Sentence examples for consideration the idea from inspiring English sources
"I fear we are going to take into serious consideration the idea of protecting these sensational finds by re-covering the entire site with earth," said Mariarosaria Barbera.
Before founding Egyptian Abilities, an organization that assists Egyptians with disabilities in finding employment while taking the nature of their disability into careful consideration, the idea that I would one day be considered a social entrepreneur never crossed my mind.
Taking all of these observations into consideration, the idea that lutein can influence neural function in older adults is certainly plausible.
Whilst the trialled scenario-assessment took into consideration the ideas and feedback from trainers and teachers, the research team observed student behaviours and results of students from the 2010 assessment and identified that more work was needed to refine the assessment.
That is, if the innateness of UG tout court is to be supported by poverty of the stimulus considerations, the idea must be that the cases that nativists discuss in detail (polar interrogatives, complex auxiliaries, etc).
Verdict: An excellent local spin on the traditional keema pakora, it has prompted me to give serious consideration to the idea of a haggis samosa.
What happened in 1927 was that Fuller, at the low point of his career, gave serious consideration to the idea of committing suicide and then rejected it in favor of what he has called "a blind date with principle".
Park and Planning Commission officials remain convinced the memorial is legal and have not "engaged in any serious consideration" of the idea of transferring the land to a private organization, according to Adrian R. Gardner, the agency's general counsel.
But so great has humanity's impact become that scientists are now giving serious consideration to the idea that the Holocene is over, and that a new geological age, the Anthropocene, has begun.
Yet, operating on the same principle as Sherlock Holmes, that when you have eliminated every other possibility what remains must be the truth, Karmi steers the reader toward serious consideration of the idea, or at least of the vision it represents.
