Sentence examples for have started to consider from inspiring English sources

Japan's defence officials have started to consider what additional weapons they might need to deter North Korean aggression.

With the Manchester double-header to be followed by games against Arsenal and Liverpool, stories this week suggesting "West Ham chiefs have started to consider their options should they feel forced to make a change" are not just unwelcome but almost cruel.

In response to growing concerns on the environment and the need to save energy, working machine manufacturers have started to consider hybridization of their products.

While some researchers have started to consider the validity of their discrete choice experiments, the approaches used for such validation are not widely reported in the literature.

After years of daily news feed reading, some power users may have started to consider it a chore to wade through their streams.

As early as 1997 researchers at Academia Sinica in Taipei have started to consider how to construct a corpus of classical Chinese (Wei et al. 魏培泉等 1997), which resulted in the Academia Sinica Tagged Corpus of Old Chinese (http://old_chinese.ling.sinica.edu.tw).edu.tw

But Mr. Heera admitted he has started to consider alternative, safer locations.

Insurance executives say that when setting premiums the industry has started to consider whether companies have policies on cellphone use.

Transit officials said they already had started to consider how they would approach the next rounds of planned track shutdowns.

In returning to not one, but two, of his best-loved classics, it seems Scott has started to consider his legacy.

A1 Saks to Sell Some Stores Saks Inc., the department store company, has put its regional stores up for sale and has started to consider selling the Saks Fifth Avenue chain, executives said.