Sentence examples for how can we consider from inspiring English sources

How can we consider closing when our Neiman Marcus buyer, Hila Ekelman, says she has a customer who depends on Tuleh?

On the anniversary of the start of one of the planet's worst wars, how can we consider that taking the train rather than the plane is a "sacrifice"?

How can we consider our heritage and recall our ancestors in a way that both nourishes our own lives and encourages the energies and audacities of our own descendants?

"If the system cannot or does not want to confront such ugly and sin-infected phenomena as insults, lies and false allegations, how can we consider ourselves followers of the sacred Islamic system?" Rafsanjani remains unpopular with many Iranians who believe the corruption claims and blame him for a murderous, covert campaign to silence dissidents at home and abroad during his 1989-97 presidency.

"If the system cannot or does not want to confront such ugly and sin-infected phenomena as insults, lies and false allegations made in that debate, how can we consider ourselves followers of the sacred Islamic system," he wrote in a rare public rebuke.

Here, ∑ is the closure of the set of positive solutions of (1.1) on [ 0, ∞ ) × X, X = { u ∈ C 1 [ 0, 1 ] : u ( 0 ) = 0, u ( 1 ) = ∫ 0 1 u ( s ) d s }, and the component of a set M is a maximal connected subset of M. A natural problem arises: How can we consider the global structure of positive solutions for the case f 0 = f ∞ = ∞ ?

How, for instance, can we consider the art that came out of concentration camps such as Theresienstadt if not in a moral and political context?

How can we seriously consider confirming his nomination to serve as a commission?" The commission is made up of six members, three Democrats and three Republicans, a delicate and deliberate balance that is intended to avoid giving any one party an electoral advantage.

How can we seriously consider the creation of a "separate but equal" public school for gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender students (Op-Ed, Aug. 2) when creating a similar school for African-American students, or any other minority group, could be illegal?

How can we possibly consider agricultural production to be a commodity?

How can we possibly consider the Beatles enablers for Ronald Reagan and his fellow tax-cutting conservatives?