Sentence examples for is considering of from inspiring English sources

Daily Mail publisher DMGT is considering of a sale of its southeastern local newspapers, which are part of Northcliffe, the regional newspaper group it failed to sell at the end of last year.

Writing in his blog for the Daily Telegraph, Mr Young - who has said he is considering of applying to be a Conservative candidate at the next election - said this would be a "retrograde step" since councils would be unlikely to approve new schools close to existing ones which were under-performing.

B. melitensis and B. suis are the most pathogenic, whereas B. abortus is considered of moderate pathogenicity, and B. canis is considered of low pathogenicity for humans.

The mPFC is considered of central importance in ToM.

This species is considered of least concern by IUCN [ 6].

Eastman's student orchestra has been considered of professional quality.

There's the business side of things to be considered, of course.

In order to be selected for the list, sites must be considered of outstanding universal value.

Should no criticism be considered of Queen Elizabeth I, or indeed Margaret Thatcher in due course?

The minutes conclude: "The possibility was considered of withdrawing US preparations from the UK.

Asnicar said charges against the arrested woman "will be considered of course – investigations are obviously continuing in that direction".