Sentence examples for contemplate a problem from inspiring English sources

He could stubbornly contemplate a problem for decades.

By the end of the meeting, he said, "the postal officials were beginning to contemplate acknowledging a problem".

As heads of the 27 European Union governments prepare for that summit meeting next week, they contemplate a growing list of problems.

As heads of E.U. member governments prepare to meet next week in Brussels, they contemplate a growing list of problems.

Contemplate a higher power.

But most Europeans now contemplate a fudge.

But he did run into problems towards the end, when Marr asked him about the fact that while Ed Miliband is willing to contemplate a deal with the Lib Dems, he is not willing to contemplate one while Clegg remains leader.

I contemplate a leopard hat.

One afternoon this spring, while sitting in a cluttered nook off the hall near her lab, biochemist Susan Gerbi grabbed a sandwich from a brown paper bag and contemplated a particularly knotty problem she was trying to solve.

Mr Eves is said to be contemplating a spring election, but he has a problem: his party has long trailed behind the Liberals in the opinion polls.

Of course, it might sound like a luxury problem to be contemplating a quarter-final with a depleted midfield, but Jones, along with Fabian Johnson at times, has been the player of the tournament for the USA while Beckerman has been not far behind.