Sentence examples for considered to join from inspiring English sources

Cupp is being considered to join "The View," because they're telling just about every media outlet in Washington.

This spring, the issue struck sparks in Bay Ridge, when Community Board 10 considered whether to join Operation Dumpster.

As the movement escalated, Lin considered demands to join it: "I thought probably I would be beaten to death by the Red Guards.

Several OPEC countries are already producing at their full capacity, but Algeria, Kuwait and the United Arab Emirates are considered able to join the Saudis in their initiative.

He later considered applying to join the United States Foreign Service.

These classes also come with pretty package incentives, which are absurdly overpriced and can hardly be considered motivation to join.

All were considered eligible to join this survey and included in the sampling procedure.

Children will be considered eligible to join the trial if they meet all of the following inclusion criteria and none of the exclusion criteria.

After longer pauses (>3 weeks) training then started with light exercise until the horse was considered ready to join the training program of the group where it belonged.

Officials from some of the states were still considering whether to join with the Justice Department.

AIG is considering whether to join a lawsuit against the government that spent $182bn£115bnbn) to save it from collapse.