Sentence examples for later contemplated from inspiring English sources

He later contemplated running for governor but instead dusted off his law degree, specializing in worker's compensation and personal injury litigation.

A conversion to a large command ship was later contemplated; planning went far enough that money was allocated in the 1952 budget for this purpose, but with one complete and a second already chosen, no work was started upon Hawaii.

The initial intent of Braak and colleagues was not to correlate the designated neuropathological stages with clinical symptoms, however this was later contemplated [ 5].

Later, contemplating a swim just beyond the South Sudanese fishing village of Terekeka, Wood listens as one of the Mundari tribesmen — who has just taught Wood how to wrestle and to cover his body with ash to discourage mosquitoes — tells the Englishman that entering the river here is simply too dangerous.

In 1998, Monsanto, the chemical and biotechnology giant, looked at acquiring A.D.M. Later, DuPont contemplated such a move, according to press reports.

The scenes that greeted Lancashire's 2011 Championship success on a sunny September afternoon at Taunton were in stark contrast to the desolation seen at Lord's less than a year later as they contemplated relegation from Division One.

For many, the realization only came years later, when they contemplated the profound work ethic, the daunting sacrifices - people working around the clock, family time cut short, marriages collapsing.

President Bush is expected to visit the country he knows best, Mexico, in March, and a trip to South America is being contemplated for later in the year.

Coincidentally, this was exactly the scenario Vice President John Adams and Senator (later Chief Justice) Oliver Ellsworth contemplated when they agreed that even a president committing murder on the streets could only be removed by impeachment.

Only later might Republicans contemplate legalisation.As it happens, a broad debate on immigration looms after November's elections, because Mr Obama is expected to announce an executive order to shield more migrants from deportation, building on an order of 2012 to stop deporting many youngsters brought to America as children (a group known as Dreamers).

"Doesn't it smell edible?" An hour later I am contemplating my assembled pumpkin pie.