Sentence examples for he considered closing from inspiring English sources

Early in his administration, enrollment sank to just 70, and he considered closing the doors.

When Khosrowshahi took over, he considered closing the program, since it could potentially cost billions of dollars.

He considered closing the doors to newcomers, but instead, he pressed managers and security guards into service as traffic cops.

He became so discouraged that he considered closing the institution; John Maclean, then a professor and soon to become vice president, saved the day by proposing a plan for strengthening the faculty with the help of alumni.

So Mr. Wolf settled on the name Maseg-gvul V., with the V standing for Velvel, a common name that he considered close enough because the V looks like one-half of W. "All translations are difficult, but that's one of the charming nuances that hang over this," Mr. Wolf said.

When the Cherokee government refused to agree to his terms, Jackson as president signed a treaty in 1835 with an unauthorized minority faction, which he considered close enough.

In his early years as a writer, he was influenced by von Kleist, whose work he described in a letter to Bauer as frightening and whom he considered closer than his own family.

Saville argued against the so-called Bomber Mafia; he did not believe that fleets of bombers were unstoppable, and he considered close coordination between ground units and tactical air power a key part of Army doctrine.

This was determined with comparisons to the insectivore Pseudictops and eurymylid Eurymylus, both of which he considered close to the ancestry of lagomorphs.

Chippendale says he never considered closing down his business.

The added expense of a monitor is enough to make him consider closing down, he said, adding that he has already had to let his waitresses go.