Sentence examples for considered would have from inspiring English sources

Other relief options being considered would have little impact.

The other plot he considered would have been more accessible, on Wilshire Boulevard in Beverly Hills.

But the difficulty of such a transaction -- most of the teams Webber considered would have to gut their roster to acquire him -- made Sacramento a logical choice.

And in Cambodia laws now being considered would have the effect of emasculating judicial independence.Cambodia's strongman, Hun Sen, is known to cast an envious eye at an unlikely role model: Singapore.

The government has flip-flopped on this question; an ordinance passed in February raised the age of consent to 18, but an early draft of the bill now being considered would have lowered it to 16 again.

Nothing the Department for Education has considered would have had any bearing on the Savile allegations".

Being a billionaire's wife," she considers, "would have been fun".

The campaign finance bill that the Rules Committee did not consider would have set limits on soft money contributions but not banned them.

The boyfriend you split with who couldn't "cope" with the routes to parenthood you were considering would have been unlikely to make the grade.

He has repeatedly said that he would not use opposition to abortion as a litmus test for nominees to the Supreme Court but that any judge he considers would have to be what he calls a "strict constructionist".

I think a better name from the ones Microsoft was supposedly considering would have been Sift.