Sentence examples for considering this very from inspiring English sources

Monday night, walking across the marbled floor of Butler library, at Columbia, listening to my iPod, it's possible I was considering this very question.

It's alarming, considering this very same industry is actively trying to court underrepresented minorities for technical positions to make their workforce diversity statistics look less homogeneously white.

And, I'm wondering, how Mr Kerry and others should believe what you say considering this very, very long history?" You stumble your way to the end of the conference, but all that peripatetic verbosity you keep trying on is increasingly bogged down under the sheer weight of the endless unflinching questions.

So we ought to consider this very seriously.

"I have considered this very carefully," Kaplan said.

I considered this very kind — I'd been a little embarrassed when the conversation began.

We consider this very carefully around the boardroom table, chairman Swannell replies.

"We considered this very carefully," the newspaper's editor, Davan Maharaj, said in a Web chat with readers.

Gov. Kathleen Sebelius of Kansas visited Sedan in October and said afterward that she considered this "very much a model" for other struggling communities.

A few weeks ago our Bagehot columnist considered this very question and concluded that Britain's approach was both right and smart.

"With the commitment of never attacking a brother country again and by asking forgiveness, we can consider this very serious incident resolved," said President Rafael Correa of Ecuador, after shaking hands with Colombia's president, Álvaro Uribe.