Sentence examples for considered something new from inspiring English sources
In one of the FGDs, postnatal care as part of maternal and newborn care was considered something new: "...and we just neglect making those postnatal visits yet there are complications we develop after delivery, because we usually fall ill some times after giving birth" (FGD, young mothers).
But New York always appealed to them and so, with their only child away at college in New England, it seemed like a good moment to consider something new.
It is time to shake up the energy and consider something new.
Although this is not a likely path, it may inspire a middle ground idea that is within the realm of possibility and may push the group just enough outside of their comfort zone to consider something new.
Nevertheless, when studies indicate that only about half of all patients get widely accepted and uncontroversial advice from their doctors -- such as taking aspirin for heart conditions -- it's time we consider something new.
Once considered something fringe and New Age, massage has gained respect.
In FG4 participants expressed surprise that SDM was considered as something new (Table 2.6).
Whenever we consider buying something new, consciously or unconsciously, we weigh up different criteria like the product's cost, usefulness, appeal, whether it pricks our consciences and, if so, how badly.
You might even consider trying something new.
But during the town hall meeting, Mr. Stankey said HBO should consider trying something new.
