Sentence examples for considered to do a from inspiring English sources

The agent ought, all things considered, to do A, ought, all things considered, to do B, and she cannot do both A and B. But we can distinguish multi-person dilemmas from single agent ones.

For Davidson characterizes the agent who incontinently does b as holding, not that it would be better to do a than to do b, but that it would be better, all things considered, to do a than to do b.

If you spent your gap year in east Asia, you could consider applying to do a vacation placement at the firm's Hong Kong office.

While I was considering what to do, a gentleman noticed my dilemma, placed the correct change in the machine, and calmly walked away.

The median market cap is $569.5 million, which is on the borderline of what might be considered acceptable to do an initial public offering.

Women are considered strong enough to do a lot of heavy lifting -- if they are nurses.

In this context, Mr Veres could have been considered to have done a creditable job by meeting the initial 2007 target of a deficit of 6.8% of GDP.

Most of the 12 female ministers in Mr. Juppé's cabinet were considered to be doing a good job.

Mr. Strauss-Kahn is considered to have done an excellent job navigating the economic crisis.

The first, that Christian O'Connell is still considered to be doing an appealing job first thing in the morning on Absolute Radio.

He wants to do a more considered kind of writing.