Sentence examples for contemplated resigning from inspiring English sources

The only time Sexton contemplated resigning was in the winter of 2007.

He also said he had been through some deeply depressing moments at RBS and even contemplated resigning to count his money.

Last weekend the BBC reported that Mr. Blair had contemplated resigning about six weeks ago, but that four senior ministers persuaded him to stay on.

Despite such uncertainty, self-doubt is yet to enter the vocabulary of a man who remains adamant he has "absolutely not" contemplated resigning.

You have a president who was taught to think that crucifixion is a good thing.' " The only time Sexton contemplated resigning was in the winter of 2007.

Hodgson also explained why he had not contemplated resigning when England had been eliminated from the World Cup by losing their first two matches.

The state GOP's executives are even rumoured to be contemplating resigning and endorsing Chris Coons, the democratic pick for the Senate.

"The father of the house writes in this book, 'If you are contemplating resigning, be entirely sure you really want to go,'" Cameron said.

In the loop resignations were also fairly common, and these are typified by employees confiding in their manager that they are contemplating resigning, or are looking for another job, before formally resigning.

"There was no indication he was about to blow himself up at all he was just unfortunate to be living in a block of flats that was under surveillance and to look slightly brown-skinned". A former flying squad commander, John O'Connor, said the leaks would force Sir Ian to contemplate resigning.

But Admiral Poindexter said in an e-mail message to a friend, which was given to a reporter, on Wednesday night that he had been contemplating resigning for several months, to get out from under a steady stream of criticism and to spend more time sailing on the Chesapeake Bay.