Sentence examples for considering would have from inspiring English sources

The boyfriend you split with who couldn't "cope" with the routes to parenthood you were considering would have been unlikely to make the grade.

Language they were considering would have extended the existing lease for 99 years and removed the recreation-only language, opening the site to commercial development.

I think a better name from the ones Microsoft was supposedly considering would have been Sift.

Her parents shelled out about $30,000 a year for all her school and living expenses less than some of the pricey private U.S. colleges she was considering would have cost them.

The proposal they were considering would have let local Scouting chapters decide membership rules for themselves, allowing for a patchwork of troops that do and don't accept gays.

"We all are pained by the recent atrocities in our country, but no change the president is reportedly considering would have prevented them," the speaker said in a statement.

Other relief options being considered would have little impact.

Being a billionaire's wife," she considers, "would have been fun".

The other plot he considered would have been more accessible, on Wilshire Boulevard in Beverly Hills.

"The campaign reform schemes being considered would have a chilling impact on our political system," the National Rifle Association wrote in letters to Congress.

But the difficulty of such a transaction -- most of the teams Webber considered would have to gut their roster to acquire him -- made Sacramento a logical choice.