Sentence examples for instance to consider from inspiring English sources

In issuing "Laudato Si'" the Pope has asked us, for instance, to consider the costs associated with "rapidification": the process of globalization driven by technological and communications advances made without circumspection or consideration of its consequences.

We plan, for instance, to consider a characteristic of piRNA clusters highlighted by a computational analysis performed in the mouse by Betel et al. (2013), who suggest that 25% of piRNA clusters are bracketed by inverted repeats of varying length.

Pension funds, for instance, have to consider it.

People who travel often, for instance, need to consider each year whether the latest round of frequent-flier program changes and charges have finally made the act of redeeming airline miles too frustrating.

Mr. Thompson, for instance, is likely to consider other options, including another run for mayor in 2013.

Some of his favorite films — "Rashomon," for instance — prodded viewers to consider a story's divergent possibilities without requiring interactivity.

The actor Paul Rudd, for instance, asks them to consider the Big Island of Hawaii as a honeymoon destination.

Mr. Clinton, for instance, asked him to consider running a foundation in Harlem that would employ youngsters and cut energy costs by painting the roofs of buildings white to reflect sunlight.

For instance, reviewers need to consider language that is appropriate depending on the cognitive abilities of the target population [e.g., development (in children) or decline (in the elderly)].

In the latest instance, the Supreme Court is to consider a case brought by Guantánamo detainees who are seeking to challenge their confinement in habeas corpus suits in federal court.

For instance, Healthgrades asks reviewers to consider eight criteria, including the ease of scheduling urgent appointments, office comfort, staff friendliness, wait time and whether the doctor spent "an appropriate amount of time" with the patient.