Sentence examples for considered a name from inspiring English sources

He said he had long considered a name change but was finally moved to act when the Israeli prime minister, Yitzhak Rabin, whom he knew, was assassinated.

When Carmen Rivera bore a son 36 years ago and considered a name, she thought of a book she had recently read, "Run Baby Run".

"If the owners ever considered a name change, I would join the protests against that". For now, protests seem unlikely, as do any legal objections.

Mr Bourne told BBC Radio Wales' Sunday Supplement programme the assembly's Welsh group considered a name change, but he thought it was not a good idea.

Y Combinator's Paul Graham says that at one point they had considered a name change for DailyBooth, but then realized just how engaged the community already was with the service (the picture at the top is just one example), and that a name change may have caused a revolt.

Master Chief must now fight the "Prometheans" who may have considered a name change after the release of the not-as-good-as-it-should-have-been Ridley Scott film that even shares some plot points with what we see here.

The term Industry 4.0 can be considered a naming convention that serves to partition each industrial revolution, with 4.0 referring to an anticipated fourth revolution (i.e. smart manufacturing) that experts anticipate will come to pass in the next 10 20 years.

But until this year, I never considered a name-change for my cactus.

Our aim in this work is to recover as many of the biomolecular interactions stated in the texts as possible, so we extend the criteria for what is considered a named entity and an event.

Which caused a bodega to consider a name change.

Snyder has steadfastly refused to consider a name change, saying the name and logo honor Native Americans.