Sentence examples for get around to considering from inspiring English sources
In talking about proposals that the Legislature never seems to get around to considering, it is usually not smart to use the words "this is the year".
In 2010, officials have only begun to get around to considering correcting the matter.
Wilson's nominations, submitted on the eve of a recess, were expected to meet with resistance, just as soon as Congress got around to considering them.
But, of course, the House never got around to considering any of this.
Exciting times, as Olympia Snowe finally gets around to "consider the totality" of the matter at hand, which everyone else has been considering for many, many months.
When Mabud does get around to mentioning what he considers the alternative sources that should be taught, he mentions two in particular: Michael Behe, and a book by Wendell R. Bird, The Origin of Species Revisited.
Of those that did not have an emergency plan (n = 115) 59% never considered it and 5% did not get around to it.
Consider forcing all B priority tasks either "To do: A" or "Get around to: C" priority.
By the time the United States Government, under the Johnson Administration — in fact Johnson wanted absolutely nothing to do with trying Jefferson Davis — but by the time they even got around to finally formally considering it, they had wasted so much time that Jefferson Davis will finally be formally released in the spring — April to be exact — of 1867, two years after his arrest.
