Sentence examples for considered how that from inspiring English sources

Let's hear from Mr. Whitehead: The idea for this puzzle came to me when I either read or thought of the puzzle's center keyword, and considered how that would make a perfect explanation for an addition theme in a crossword, since the keyword contains two words, the first of which could explain how the second is used in the theme answers.

― but I had never considered how that culture effected young adults.

The company then considered how that would affect visibility, and applied an equivalent smog filter to images of each city. .

If a private company changed its prices without considering how that might affect demand for its product, it would be a laughing-stock.

A more forward thinking prime minister might consider how that decision has worked out for him.

He may want to consider how that labor force is likely to change over the next few decades, though.

But when upper-middle-class women choose to have three children, they should consider how that might affect their careers.

But he said it should not shy away from considering how that success could inspire wider change.

Consider how that process might have worked during the run-up to the 2006 turning point in home prices.

He paused to consider how that sounded and said: "A sane person would say that's ridiculous, it's only a television show.

After each student has expressed the party's position, he or she should consider how that party's constituents or population could be led to a nonviolent resolution for the conflict in the Middle East.