Sentence examples for considered would be from inspiring English sources

Even then, the actions to be considered would be modest ones.

The job cuts being considered would be the largest in at least 15 years, potentially even longer, but not unprecedented.

Mr. Robinson said that the new measures being considered would be used only for Jets home games; the abuse does not seem to take place at Giants home games.

In interviews he and Ms. Davidson said that one option being considered would be to turn his troupe into more of a repertory company, which would also perform works by other choreographers.

One favourite was John and his crew on the documentary Life Begins Now, three adolescent boys with Down's syndrome, who were preparing to leave college for a life John optimistically considered would be full of guns, strippers and other thugged-out accoutrements.

In his language, moral naturalism, in either to the two forms considered, would be an example of the naturalistic fallacy.

The only thing she'd consider would be a neck lift.

Further strikes, an option the BMA is considering, "would be futile, damaging and dangerous", he said.

In practice, the only non-Trident option worth considering would be a submarine-based cruise-missile system.

When I buy the stock I note in my little black book what I consider would be a reasonable profit.

"What do people consider would be a par level of drinking for such an occasion?" I knew it wouldn't take long.