Sentence examples for considered that would from inspiring English sources

And a geothermal system is being considered that would exploit the constant 50-degree temperatures of the earth for cooling in the summer and heating in the winter.

Of course, the statutory factors are not exclusive, Harper & Row, 471 U.S. at 560, but we are unaware of other factors not already considered that would affect our analysis.

In Brussels the signs are that a deal is being considered that would be more palatable for Rajoy by explicitly linking the rescue money to the banking problem and not to his government's stewardship of Spain's finances.

Another fear is that some parents will pull their daughters out of formal schooling after primary school to take advantage of options currently being considered that would allow for home schooling as early as the fifth grade.

Though that is not realistic anytime soon, given the disparity between the two nations' living standards, a new guest-worker program is being considered that would allow more of the 350,000 Mexicans who cross the border each year to do so legally.

Hidehiko Nishiyama, the deputy director general of Japan's nuclear regulator, the Nuclear and Industrial Safety Agency, said at a news conference on Wednesday evening that three measures are being considered that would allow electricity and cooling at the plant to remain intact even after a tsunami measuring 15 meters, or 49 feet.

Dick and I never considered that I would keep working.

"I never really considered that employers would do something like that," he said.

He also considered that it would take him three minutes to get to the closest hospital.

We thus considered that Apple wouldn't answer our claims anyway.

We considered that this would be valuable to inform future planning.