Sentence examples for is considering just from inspiring English sources
verb
To think about seriously.
- Consider that we’ve had three major events and the year has hardly begun.
Now, the Food and Drug Administration is considering just such a machine.
Yet McDonald's is considering just the opposite; it may sell specialty chains like Boston Market and Donatos Pizzeria.
Rich countries have pledged nearly $5 billion so far, but that is considered just a down payment.
Whatever the reasons, bigness, so reviled a century ago, is considered just fine today.
"The euro is a currency that is considered just as credible for the next 10 years as for the last 12 years".
Ginger that you find in markets now is considered just mature, or 8 to 15 months old.
Today's announcement is considered just a starting point.
Finding the right house is considered just as much a sport here as skiing.
We note that the solution in this sense is considered just one-side differentiable at t = t 0 (specifically, right-differentiable at t = t 0 ).
In fact, at hospitals around the U.S., a good rubdown is considered just as effective in pain relief as any medication.
If someone else has a conflicting description, that person is considered just to be wrong.
