Sentence examples for considered striking from inspiring English sources

The Chicago White Sox considered striking after a dispute over Adam LaRoche's son, according to ESPN.

0-7 might seem catastrophic, but in the N.F.C. West, it's considered striking position.

When the President considered striking Syria in 2013, he made no attempt to lean on the 2001 law, and was prepared to seek a new congressional authorization.

According to the interview, reportedly conducted in June with Khalid Shaikh Mohammed and Ramzi Binalshibh, the US Congress was the fourth American landmark on al-Qaida's September 11 hit list and the terror group also considered striking US nuclear facilities.

They also said that they had not considered striking Syrian targets, and that they did not think that Syria encouraged or instructed guerrillas to attack but rather failed to prevent their fire.

In a recent interview, Ivan G. Seidenberg, co-chief executive of Verizon, said he and his colleagues carefully considered striking a partnership with a smaller company, but ruled it out because they thought working through another company would be too cumbersome.

First and foremost: Entrepreneurs might want to consider striking while the iron is still hot.

Investors and analysts speculate that the company is considering striking more deals in the near future.

They might even consider striking with the rest of Paris for a raise next year.

As to whether the Gruets would consider striking out again, adding another Champagne house or American winery, Ms. Gruet laughed and sounded a bit weary.

Here are some of my top tips for those of you who are considering striking out on your own: Network, network, network.