Sentence examples for considering the phrase from inspiring English sources

Anglia Autoflow, the company that is building the knock-out systems for the two processors, calls the process "controlled atmosphere stunning," but Mr. Pitman said his company was considering the phrase "sedation stunning" for use on its packages.

Considering the phrase's fame, any regrets?

Specifically, in considering the phrase "attendance in full-day kindergarten causes higher scores in reading proficiency", the idea is that attendance in full-day kindergarten causes higher reading proficiency relative to another cause including the possibility of "not attending kindergarten", or in our case "attending part-day kindergarten".

Consider the phrase "the international standing of UK research in the humanities".

"Consider the phrase 'recognize speech,' " he wrote in an e-mail message.

As recently as a few years ago, I considered the phrase "smart house" an oxymoron.

Theresa May would be well placed to consider the phrase "no plan ever survives first contact with the enemy".

Consider the phrase beloved of AI researchers – "time flies like an arrow, fruit flies like a banana".

Plenty of people – respected authorities on grammar among them – consider the phrase acceptable in contemporary usage, but Mr Henderson says it is wrong.

So a call to involve the organisation "collectively" implies a change in the alliance's use, something Mr Bush went out of his way to support.Now consider the phrase "wherever [forces] are needed".

France considers the phrase a "hidden trigger" that could permit the United States to cite any new Iraqi violations of United Nations demands as justification for war without approval by the Council.