Sentence examples for decided to consider other from inspiring English sources

However, the company decided to consider other vendors and analyzed a number of locations in India, eastern Europe, and Asia.

It had two short term prospects with utility companies in the US and Russia, but has also decided to consider other strategic options.

But Tom Kelly, a spokesman for the authority, said yesterday that the agency had decided to consider other proposals in part because of its experience with its West Side railyards, which became the focus of a bidding war before an agreement was reached to sell the property to the New York Jets.

When the BSE suddenly outsourced the contract in 1995, the duo decided to consider other options.

The Duke community suggested a number of distinguished individuals for whom the building could be named – including Professor Raymond Gavins, the first African American historian at Duke and a renowned teacher and scholar – and the board has decided to consider this further, along with other meaningful ways to honor their legacies.

Since criteria used to define infection were not always clearly noted by other authors, we decided to consider all fungal infections described in the individual studies as definite fungal infections.

We also decided to consider KLK6 for further evaluation because upregulation was found in PDAC by other groups (Iacobuzio-Donahue et al, 2003; Yousef et al, 2004).

While the teachers union and other municipal unions have filed suit seeking to block the hiring of the company, saying that the record of Edison public schools is no better than that of similar schools that are managed more traditionally, Mr. Schweiker said he would defer to the panel to work out the details and to decide whether to consider other companies as well.

A board is free, however, to consider other factors in deciding whether or not a prospective purchaser would make a good neighbor.

In December, the Academy exercised an option in its 20-year deal with the CIM Group that allows it to consider other venues, before deciding whether to recommit to the theatre for the final 10 years of its contract.

"While it would obviously be our preference that the F.C.C. decide these issues prior to considering other broadband proceedings, we recognize that this is not practical, and have no desire to prevent the F.C.C. from doing its work".