Sentence examples for kind to consider from inspiring English sources

The audit is believed to be the first of its kind to consider every species found in an entire region.

4. As he did last year, Trump proposed a large number of domestic program eliminations in his 2019 budget that even the Republican-controlled House and Senate aren't very likely (and I'm being kind) to consider.

Our index is the first of its kind to consider bio-availability aspects of diet in the evaluation of diet quality.

We now have a different kind of otherness to consider that makes us realize how close we really are.

There was an abundance of shawl collars, the shoulder‐framing kind mother used to consider de riguer for her 20th‐wedding anniversary mink.

I am against other countries' interference with our affairs, but it is kind of stupid to consider our country a democracy".

It's very interesting, and kind of apt, to consider the role that the Internet played in this story, which took place, of course, in the heart of the Silicon Valley.

In a telephone interview last month, Jacobs indicated he has no lingering ill will toward Ryan and would not expect — nor would he need — any kind of apology to consider joining the Jets.

We therefore call on any government or police employee who has evidence of any kind of wrongdoing to consider disclosing it to http://www.LocalLeaks.tk an organization that specializes in dealing with local disclosures.

In order to devise a scenario plan, the planners must first consider what specific question they want to explore, who they want to explore it on behalf of and what kind of timeframe to consider.

Well, if we, who consider ourselves rational people, think that believing in zombies is irrational, then we kind of have to consider all Christians to be a little irrational.