It may sound far-fetched to contemplate, for example, isolating people in their homes or requisitioning cars to transport the sick, Mr. Shulman added, but the approach to such matters must be considered in advance by public health officials.
Contemplate, for example, the deep past of our evolutionary inheritance.
The marvelous "Man and Woman Contemplating the Moon," for example, with the couple standing as if petrified by an extraterrestrial encounter, is about divine immanence and human transience.
For those contemplating taking such agents, for example to protect against cancer, the decision-making process can be seen as complex, due to the uncertainty of the "trade-off" between efficacy of the agent, i.e. the likelihood of getting the cancer, and its possible long-term side effects [ 9].
It was not contemplated for any length of time.
Jury trial is contemplated for certain specific crimes.
OLT should not be contemplated for patients with severe proteinuria or advanced chronic kidney disease [ 12].
(It may also turn out that the equipment can supply useful functions not originally contemplated. Computing systems, for example, can usually perform extra chores of record keeping at little increased cost).
When Tom begins to contemplate a celibate life, for example, Brian goes into a rage, speaking of his higher, till-death-do-us-part "love" but refusing even to consider a relationship with Tom that does not include the physical.
The Israelite prophet Jeremiah, for example, contemplates the destruction of Jerusalem and asks: "Who is the man so wise that he can understand this, and to whom the word of Lord has spoken that he may explain it?" In this passage, Jeremiah writes as though being wise and having God speak to you are the same thing.
