Sentence examples for considered moving for from inspiring English sources

The club considered moving for him as the replacement for Sir Alex Ferguson in 2013 only to conclude that his style and personality were not what was required.

Arsenal could be the favourites to sign him; according to Sportsmail, the Gunners considered moving for the then Chelsea striker in January 2013, but were put off by his price and Sturridge ended up moving to Liverpool for £12m.

Van Gaal will again consider moving for Mats Hummels, though there is a recognition that any transfer for the Borussia Dortmund central defender may be more likely to occur next summer rather than in mid-season.

With Papiss Cisse horribly out of form at St James Parkk, the Magpies are said to be considering moving for Inter's Algerian international who is unhappy with his lack of playing time at the San Siro and is looking for first team football in order to boost his chances of going to the World Cup.

This is an interesting one as the official answer is Moyes, but as transfer strategy for the new season has been underway since February, Ed Woodward, the new chief executive, is also a key player as the bridge between the Ferguson regime and that of the new manager Ins? Moyes is considering moving for Everton's Marouane Fellaini with Real Madrid's Luka Modric also of interest.

West Ham are considering moving for 21-year-old Senegal striker Moussa Konate, who has scored 11 goals in 17 games for FC Sion this season.

However, the high cost of living – the Economist ranks Singapore as the world's most expensive city – means more than 60% of young people surveyed there have considered moving abroad for employment or education.

Some, like a university professor, have considered moving to Canada for a long time and see in Trump the embodiment of longstanding fears about where the US is heading.

She even considered moving her mother in for a few weeks to oversee the work.

When Mr. Burhans and Ms. Cluver graduated from Eastman, they considered moving to Boston but opted for New York.

Forty-seven per cent of the specialist doctors (n = 218) had considered moving; 16% (n = 73) had considered moving but, for unspecified reasons, had been unable to; 4% (n = 16) said they were moving in the next year or two; and 33% (n = 155) had not considered moving abroad.