Sentence examples for considering would be from inspiring English sources

Further strikes, an option the BMA is considering, "would be futile, damaging and dangerous", he said.

In practice, the only non-Trident option worth considering would be a submarine-based cruise-missile system.

Expanding into ready-to-wear, a move she is considering, would be a challenge, because her reputation rests on craftsmanship, and she risks cheapening it.

The Senate and President Clinton are widely expected to go along, and the bill they are considering would be retroactive, to the start of this year.

The system the city is considering would be able to trace a call to within at least 328 yards, the officials said.

The public option U.S. legislators are considering would be a government-administered health insurance plan, similar to the insurance currently available to federal employees.

The only thing she'd consider would be a neck lift.

Even then, the actions to be considered would be modest ones.

The job cuts being considered would be the largest in at least 15 years, potentially even longer, but not unprecedented.

When I buy the stock I note in my little black book what I consider would be a reasonable profit.

"What do people consider would be a par level of drinking for such an occasion?" I knew it wouldn't take long.