Sentence examples for considering striking from inspiring English sources

Investors and analysts speculate that the company is considering striking more deals in the near future.

Mr. Trott, 50, had been considering striking out on his own for some time, well before the economic calamity that unfurled in September, this person said.

Here are some of my top tips for those of you who are considering striking out on your own: Network, network, network.

Ontario is among a number of places that is considering striking down the clothesline bans that have been common in North America and parts of Europe, arguing that they are environmentally irresponsible.

I'm considering striking out on my own for a new PCP especially since the last referral doctor refused to acknowledge that the med he placed me on was too strong; I had to find a specialist on my own…what's the point.

Tennessee would smile and be very nice to her and then turn around to the people at hand and say, 'Well, you know, she really doesn't understand this kind of theatre.' " According to Charles Carroll, Williams was considering striking Maria's assignment as a co-trustee from his will, but "he was a procrastinator, and he never got it done".

"To those considering strike action, when discussions are ongoing, I say to you these strikes are wrong, for you, for the people you serve and for the good of the country.

The BBC understands unions are also considering strike action on 13 October ahead of a mass march and rally being organised by the TUC in London on 18 October.

First and foremost: Entrepreneurs might want to consider striking while the iron is still hot.

0-7 might seem catastrophic, but in the N.F.C. West, it's considered striking position.

They might even consider striking with the rest of Paris for a raise next year.