Sentence examples for considers dealing with from inspiring English sources

The job requires a close bond with the boss — particularly a headstrong billionaire who considers dealing with the news media among the more distasteful parts of his job.

One distinguishing feature of IFSI has been its insistence that in complying with Shariah (the jurisprudence of Islam) it considers dealing with interest as totally unacceptable.

In this paper a robust system is considered, dealing with box-constrained uncertainties in the input coefficients.

At this point, it may be time to consider your best alternative to a negotiated agreement, or BATNA specifically, you might want to consider dealing with a different organization.

Once gas is cheap and widely available, it is possible to consider dealing with the "last mile" problem of providing home refueling kits so consumers can fill up natural-gas powered cars in their own garages.

In the future, we will consider dealing with more complicated domains by the mixed Legendre-Galerkin spectral element method.

It's time to consider dealing with your avoidance.

But if all of my must haves were met, I would consider dealing with a smaller kitchen.

More than 60percentt of Democrats, but just 15percentt of Republicans, consider dealing with climate change a top priority, according to a Pew survey from January.

A new Pew Research survey released on Thursday found that while 64percentt consider "dealing with global warming" an important priority for the president and Congress, just 28percentt consider it the "top priority".

Indian mobile operators considering deals with foreign telecommunications manufacturers have been required since December to submit the details to the Telecommunications Department, which forwards the information to the Ministry of Home Affairs for security clearance, according to the cellular operators association.