Sentence examples for drive to consider from inspiring English sources

Hard drive (AKA HDD): Two primary aspects of the hard drive to consider are capacity and performance.

As for Clinton, as a Methodist she may be driven to consider John Wesley's lengthy sermon on divine providence.

The bitter irony of the movie is that these two highly evolved citizens are driven to consider vengeance as a way of stopping each from destroying the other.

Rising numbers of social housing tenants are being driven to consider suicide because of the introduction of Government welfare reforms, a study has shown.

"It concerns us greatly that when women with wanted pregnancies are driven to consider abortion because they needlessly fear their behaviour has damaged their baby," she said.

The UK's abortion clinics may be given "buffer zones" outside to protect women as pro-choice campaigners claim patients are being driven to "consider illegal abortions" by the "aggressive" tactics of anti-abortion demonstrations.

Len McCluskey, Unite's assistant general secretary, said: "For those who want to understand the truth behind this dispute, this film shows why crew have been driven to consider industrial action for the second time in as many months.

In this light when I come to the last picture in the book, I am driven to consider his choice.

Researchers, particularly those who labour under strict ethical oversight systems, may be driven to consider research ethics as onerous and designed to stifle research.

Shamed women might be driven to consider illegal termination of pregnancy or even suicide, giving an indication of the profound impact of these unwanted pregnancies upon the woman's mental health.

Severe headaches could drive you to consider voting for the incumbent.