Sentence examples for considered it could from inspiring English sources

And maybe it's the mildness talking, but he does feel that, all things considered, it could be way worse.

It also said that as the ad did not feature any swear words or words that sounded like derivatives of swearwords, they considered it could not be reasonably concluded that the ad condoned or encouraged swearing among children.

The winners will be those who write the best programs, not those that back the right horse.Even if Windows 95 proves less of a revolutionary product than Mr Gates first considered, it could sell more than 70m copies by the end of next year and make the company the type of profits other software firms can only dream of.

Other files show officials considered it could increase the risk of hooliganism.

All things considered, it could be worse.

All things considered, it could the "McSolution" that the meat eating world has been searching for.

Especially when you consider it could buy you a few extra decades".

But there is another view worth considering: it could have begun in the trees.

All this may infuriate you, or strike you as endearingly odd, but, consider, it could have been so much more distressing.

The poignancy would be deep considering it could be Collingwood's l98th and last match for England if they are eliminated from the tournament.

It's a brave thing to say, considering it could make her sound like a celebrity-seeking narcissist, but few could accuse the 30-year-old actor of taking the easy route to stardom – or seeking it at all.