Sentence examples for contemplating including from inspiring English sources

Even the toilets will not remain free from art: Creed, who in the past has filmed people vomiting and defecating, is contemplating including Work No 168 (all his pieces are numbered, as composers number music) – a stack of ceramic tiles placed in a lavatory.

In a more general context, our results serve as a cautionary note to measure developers who are contemplating including similar activities on multiple subscales.

Other areas it's also contemplating include team chat logs, emails and calendar entries.

A piece in yesterday's New York Times by Peter Baker and Helene Cooper reported that all of the U.S. military options for Afghanistan that President Barack Obama is currently contemplating include some kind of troop escalation.

And rumours abounded that several rival bids were being contemplated, including one by Blackstone.China overtook America in December as the world's biggest oil importer for the first time.

February 10 2009 March 28 200909 The world première of a play by Sheila Callaghan, about a screenwriter who contemplates including in his screenplay a pair of ex-strippers who murder a right-wing pro-lifer.

More provocatively, the expansion plan also contemplates including several West Bank settlements east and north of the city in an "umbrella municipality," with Jerusalem responsible for their public services.

The N.B.A. has a few head-scratching news items to contemplate, including the radical idea by the Knicks that perhaps forward Eddy Curry might try getting in shape as part of this whole professional athlete concept.

The hospital's owners argue in court filings that Hurricane Katrina was an "act of God" that could not be foreseen, that the hospital was not negligent, and that it would be unreasonable to expect a hospital to be impervious to all of the unlikely catastrophes its emergency plans contemplate, including tornadoes and a "terrorist event".

On top of the ink sketch you can see various revisions in pencil, probably dating from 1822, when Beethoven seems to have contemplated including the piece in one of his sets of Bagatelles; one interesting idea he had was to delay the left-hand figure with a sixteenth-note rest, giving the piece a bit more swing.

Several strategies have been contemplated including replacement of neurons or glia that have been lost due to injury or disease, use of cellular grafts to modify or augment the functions of remaining neurons and/or use of cellular grafts to protect neural tissue by local delivery of growth or trophic factors.