Sentence examples for considered so too from inspiring English sources

The painter and acerbic social commentator William Hogarth should also be considered; so too the visionary Blake and the sweeping talent that was JMW Turner.

"Just as the risks of taking action must be carefully considered, so, too, the risk of inaction needs to be weighed," he wrote.

If people could be killed, ours or others, the U.S. must have a darn good reason.... Just as the risks of taking action must be carefully considered, so, too, the risk of inaction needs to be weighed.

Support aircraft such as unmanned air-to-air refuelling tankers are already being considered; so too are unmanned "wingmen" to accompany, and be directed from, manned fighters.Global Hawk, a large reconnaissance drone, has demonstrated the ability to take off, cross oceans and land without guidance.

So, here are ten easy tips you may consider so you, too, can enjoy the benefits of a good night's sleep.

If such a major structural renovation of our economy sounds hopelessly unrealistic, consider that so too did the abolition of the gold standard and the introduction of floating exchange rates back in the 1920s.

We're stopping this immediately--and I hope you'll consider doing so, too.

Here's why Post suggests you might consider doing so, too.

He was charged $1,100 and was put on a year probation". She won't perform in the historic Just For Laughs festival, soon kicking off its thirty-first year on July 11th, and she hopes other comedians consider refusing so too.

She won't perform in the historic Just For Laughs festival, soon kicking off its thirty-first year on July 11th, and she hopes other comedians consider refusing so too.

When Hamlet, contemplating Yorick's skull, attempts to "trace the noble dust of Alexander" to the cork that seals a cask, the prudent Horatio admonishes, " 'Twere to consider too curiously to consider so".