Sentence examples for considered a change from inspiring English sources

That this would be considered a change is alarming.

"Wes and I considered a change before Michael came aboard," Pollin said in an interview after the news conference.

No more was that government considered a change in NSW culture, a new broom, a breath of fresh air.

So, if you're feeling uninspired by your current position or unsure about your career progression, have you considered a change of track?

Head coach Mike Pettine said afterwards that he had not considered a change during the game, and that he would take his time to re-evaluate the position this week.

Whether the administration's new approach to China is considered a change in American policy or simply, as the administration insists, a recognition of nuclear reality, the implications could be enormous.

And it is not considering a change.

Mr. Bruno, a Republican, said he, too would consider a change.

Would you ever consider a change in career?

And he was even considering a change in equipment.

The Yankees are considering a change in starting pitchers for the weekend.