Sentence examples for it has contemplated from inspiring English sources

There certainly have been some changes: Twitter has tweaked its basic format by instituting algorithmic changes in the timeline to surface more "sticky" Tweets rather than chronological Tweets; and it has contemplated ways of extending its 140-character limit: these are examples of how the company has tried to address some of the complaints.

But it has contemplated doing some acquiring of its own, and it took a close look at DLJ, Schroders and Spear Leeds Kellogg (all of which have since been bought by others).

It has contemplated confiscating jurors' mobile phones and internet-enabled devices when they attend court.

Mr Marchionne, for all his denials, has been unable entirely to quell speculation that Fiat might sell Alfa-Romeo, as it has contemplated doing before.The merged Fiat-Chrysler will probably chug along, neither attaining the dominant scale of a VW or Toyota nor the profitability of smaller carmakers like BMW and Jaguar Land Rover.

When Hewlett-Packard announced last week that it planned to join forces with Compaq Computer, creating a combined hardware and services company almost the size of I.B.M., its executives said it had contemplated leaving the personal computer business entirely.

So, when the Central Intelligence Agency admitted sponsoring a hepatitis vaccination campaign as a ruse to get into a compound in Pakistan to confirm that Osama bin Laden was there, and the White House said it had contemplated wiping out the residence with a drone missile, it was not far-fetched for Taliban leaders to assume that other vaccinators worked for the drone pilots.

And even bleaching—I've never done it, but I've contemplated it so many times.

Miguel del Valle: It's something I had contemplated for several years.

"But I've contemplated this and wondered, Should they think I'm enjoying it?

and I had contemplated only from afar.

It also has contemplated some sort of tie-up with Yahoo, though on Wednesday, Mr. Armstrong tried to tamp down speculation about a future deal.