Sentence examples for considering resignation from inspiring English sources
The phrase "considering resignation" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It is often used to describe someone who is thinking about quitting their job or position. Example: "Joe was feeling overwhelmed and dissatisfied with his job, and he was seriously considering resignation."
I am considering resignation before I lose my family.
An impassioned Yentob told Frei he was not "remotely considering" resignation from the BBC.
Considering resignation was never an issue: "We're not talking anything that approaches the level of dementia," he told me.
Altman wrote that even though Ron Reagan felt that "something was amiss" with his father's mind around this period, "considering resignation was never an issue".
This review was in part triggered by five college student unions, which were so dissatisfied with ULU that they were considering resignation from the federal union.
In an interview taped on Thursday and broadcast on Friday on the PBS series "Now With Bill Moyers," Mr. Biggs said he thought Mr. Pitt "should certainly be considering resignation" from his post.
"Interesting enough, over the weekend, I had it suggested to me that I strongly consider resignation, and I want to say right now that I will not be resigning," Anderson told Clark and Worley.
The interior minister, Selami Altinok, has rejected accusations of a security failure and said he had not considered resignation.
I don't believe he would consider resignation having just been endorsed by almost 60percentt of his ruling council".
The poll asked junior doctors if they were "prepared to consider resignation in the face of imposition of the contract in its current form".
The poll, which was conducted via an online junior doctor network, independent of the BMA, asked whether medics were "prepared to consider resignation in the face of imposition of the contract in its current form".
