One reason there may be less support for abortion among the young is that they are less likely to imagine having to consider an abortion, because teenage pregnancy rates are down.
And if I'm worried about combining friendship groups, imagine the potential complications to consider when putting two former romantic interests into one room.
On the fifth day, the focus moved from strategies to tactics in a further effort to consider, imagine and rehearse the next steps.
For those struggling to imagine $1m, consider this: stacked up and denominated in $100 notes, it would reach over a metre high and weigh ten kilograms (22 lb).
(That's something elite women like Ms. Hirshman never seem to consider: they imagine a choice between child-rearing and, say, teaching at a university, not being a convenience-store cashier or a bank teller).
He initially conceded that this anti-realist view had as good a claim as his own to be true ("A Reply to MyCritics" 544 45), but shortly after reverted to his earlier non-naturalism, saying he could not imagine what had induced him to consider abandoning it (Ewing, "G.E. Moore" 251).
She appeared to consider this imagined prospect a long moment, then shook her head as if saying, non, this would not be appealing to her.
Mr. Roth of Theater J said he considered the play to be "indefinitely postponed," and planned to see the Stageworks production and to consider "Imagining Madoff" for a future slot on his schedule.
Let's just take a moment to consider that, shall we? Imagine a space.
I had never met Joan before we started to consider how she might imagine a possible play.
