Sentence examples for contemplating as from inspiring English sources

"There seems to be no floor, we are contemplating as low as $35 a tonne," Mr Hockey told the AFR.

I was told that in order to be accepted for a suicide mission the volunteers had to be convinced of the religious legitimacy of the acts they were contemplating, as sanctioned by the divinely revealed religion of Islam.

"Contemplating as a firm moving any number of people outside the country, setting up arrangements and getting licensed is a non-trivial task," Flint told a House of Lords committee on financial services.

It's a Zen koan worth contemplating as Wes Nisker works the crowd on the stark bare stage at a park lodge here where L.A. Dharma, a Buddhist meditation group, is host to, of all things, a night of comedy.

The paper had struck a nerve by contemplating, as John Naughton rightly terms it, "the wreckage and humiliation that a corrupt and incompetent Fianna Fáil administration has brought on my homeland".

A barista has fifteen minutes to produce a series of espresso-based drinks for a panel of judges while delivering a vivid, ebullient speech about the coffee, in which he or she generally relates in excruciating detail where it came from, the farmers who produced it, and what the judges should be experiencing and contemplating as they sip each beverage.

Yeah, and that's mighty ugly to contemplate as well.

The hardships they endure are frightful to contemplate, as are the things they eat, some of which are still wriggling.

"Think and contemplate as much as you can before making a decision, because that will determine the direction of the country and also your grandchildren's future".

It is hardly a problem that most of us have to contemplate – as much as we might like to dream that it were the case.

The grade separations had been contemplated as early as 1942.