Sentence examples for considered talks from inspiring English sources

Dongfeng Motor Group bounced up by 11 Hong Kong cents (1 cent), or 3.9%, to 2.94 Hong Kong dollars (38 cents), upon its denial of having considered talks with General Motors about acquiring its Saab division.

The Germans certainly wouldn't have considered talks had Japan won at Midway, forcing the U.S. to shift its grand strategy away from the Atlantic, putting lend-lease in jeopardy and exposing the eastern Soviet Union to Japanese attack.

It troubled Caperton to the point that he considered talking to his father about it, but then construction halted.

Scientists have traditionally considered talking and listening to be two independent processes.

"[F]or the first time ever I considered talking him into taking it off.

I have considered talking to the husband about it and trying to convince him to tell her.

Others commented that they were afraid of professionals, or had considered talking to a health professional, but had not done so: "My mother found out.

Talking to yourself in your head isn't considered talking.

But asking or simply greeting someone is not considered talking as long as it's not prolonged or disturbing.

Mr Liel says he thinks it time to "pressure" the Israeli government into considering talks with Syria.

A longtime foe of the Palestine Liberation Organisation, Peres now persuaded Rabin to consider talks with the PLO leader Yasser Arafat.