Sentence examples for contemplated more from inspiring English sources

There was sadness a week later when the student died and the authorities contemplated more serious charges against the classmate, who had already been charged with assault.

"Of course, short-term now it's important that we stay in the Premier League," he added as he contemplated more potential recruits during the January transfer window.

Typically closed when he sings, and he's been singing for a long time, it made sense to assume that his eyes have probably seen less, though contemplated more, than the average person and, like coins with limited exposure to the outside elements, are now bright and shiny enough to practically emanate their own light.

Perhaps if on the U.S. Memorial Day we contemplated more directly the causes for which our soldiers have fought and fallen, from the Revolutionary War, through the Civil War, all the way to our current War on Terror - maybe we would realize that while we have cause to celebrate, we also have reason still to mourn.

Before clinical trials of MDR-selective compounds can be contemplated, more detailed preclinical studies are needed to determine the best way to deliver these drugs and to establish the proof of concept that MDR-selective compounds can kill transporter-expressing cells in vivo to eliminate, prevent, or reverse transporter-mediated drug resistance.

If newspapers can keep that up in better times, they may be able to contemplate more than mere survival.

But when Rutherford buried his head in his hands he was contemplating more than just a trip to Beijing.

Behind me are my framed academic degrees, which I seldom contemplate; more important, there is my radio-controlled clock.

No one cares to contemplate more shamefully embarrassing images of disorder making their way around the world.

The worry is that France's recent relative economic strength will undermine its willingness to contemplate more radical labour-market reform.

Certainly, one might contemplate more sophisticated models than this (for instance, accounting for a country's inflation rate in addition to its debt seems to be helpful).