Sentence examples for great to consider from inspiring English sources
And yet to others the risk seems too great to consider.
More importantly for Augusta National officials it's great to consider the possibilities.
Wally Snell later doubted Murrill's conclusion in a 1933 publication; he considered the differences in the spore structure too great to consider the species conspecific with B. ananas, although he admitted it was impossible to come to any definitive conclusions until mature fruit bodies and spore prints were available for study.
The truncated method goes a step further and assumes that there is a false positive rate beyond which the negative consequences are too great to consider using the system, allowing the remainder of the graph to be disregarded.
It was also great to see a designer consider a range of ages and body types.
There's never a great time to consider these things.
In writing the rules, regulators have gone to great lengths to consider bank concerns.
And just I have too many great memories to consider somebody a foe on the other end of the court".
Waiting until he's no longer around is a great time to consider what'll be named for him.
It causes us great pain to consider Donald Trump a "politician" and not a national disgrace, but there's no point fighting this any longer.
Thus, it is of great importance to consider the wave current interaction as three-dimensional flow. .
