Sentence examples for front to consider from inspiring English sources

There was also pressure from the home front to consider.

Now there's another front to consider: the Cuban baseball team, which had made it to the final game in fifty straight international tournaments, fell to Japan in the second round of the World Baseball Classic.

Taking the time up front to consider the role workers play in the overall customer experience is a critical step in getting set up for success.

The two most commonly used approaches are to calculate the crack growth rate at a number of points around the crack front and to consider only surface and deepest points, calculating the relative crack growth rates.

Look for intensified disputes in the months to come about a possible attack on Iran, even tougher sanctions, and more pressure on President Obama to both try to reach a negotiated settlement on that front and to consider American action.

In a quiet week on the new global-release front, a pause to consider the after-effects of one of the year's most startling performances.

Whether this anthropogenic increase in calcium availability has effects on life-history trade-offs remains unknown, but explorations on this front will need to consider correlated changes in toxins such as heavy metals (Marcotullio 2011).

On the private student loan front the first thing to consider is if the loans were used for expenses other than for school.

A second claim is now to go in front of a civil court, to consider the violation of rights that Waits alleges.

He should humble himself in front of any organization willing to consider hiring him and prove he is remorseful and rehabilitated.

Manuel likes Santos's surprising power, his speed and his rapport with the pitching staff, not to mention that compact stroke, but the front office has other things to consider.