Sentence examples for extraordinary to consider from inspiring English sources

It's extraordinary to consider that Dawn French has lived for 30m minutes – or to the age of 56 – without ever having attempted a solo standup show.

It is extraordinary to consider that we now need a political party to promise a pay rise, six years hence; that it has become so inevitable that, without legislation, pay stagnates.

For a collaboration that went on to live the entire volatile narrative of sex, drugs and rock'n'roll - elevating Amphlett to the status of Australia's first female hard rock icon in the process - it's extraordinary to consider the project was initiated by Paul, who made his name in the original line-up of easy-listening weep-rock crooners, Air Supply.

Each of the 15 Breeders' Cup races offers players and fans alike extraordinary story lines to consider.

The bank has mustered support from almost a third of shareholders (considerably more than the 20% required by law), which will oblige Arcelor's board to call an extraordinary shareholder meeting to consider the rules for a vote on the Severstal deal.Some investors worry that Mr Mordashov might soon be in a position to take over the entire company.

The bank, which reports its earnings on Feb. 19, also said it would convene an extraordinary shareholder meeting to consider a proposal that the bank issue 5.1 billion euros of nonvoting preferred shares to France as part of a second round of financing by the government of President Nicolas Sarkozy.

Others defended it strongly, saying the administration had a responsibility to consider extraordinary measures to protect the country from a terrifying enemy.

It can hear cases only under certain circumstances, like to resolve conflicting rulings from lower courts, or to consider extraordinary writs -- like the one filed in the recount case.

Dividends grow roughly in line with the whole economy and 9-10% is just not plausible.This reliance on returns as the basis of the discount rate is extraordinary, when you stop to consider it.

Now, Donziger's legal team has filed a motion with a US Appellate Court, asking judges to consider "extraordinary developments" that they believe could exonerate their client.

Mr. Paterson called lawmakers into an extraordinary session on Sunday evening to consider the higher education and tax cap bills separately.