Sentence examples for may yet consider from inspiring English sources
Mr. Obama emphasized his concern that the remaining provision could lead to racial profiling, an issue that the court may yet consider in a future case.
Or, despite the compelling dissents of such conservatives as Bruce Bartlett, it is at least plausible that future Republicans may yet consider Bush the way many Democrats view Lyndon Johnson, as flawed but great.
Mourinho claimed Chelsea had "not prepared" a deal for any replacement, although their interest in Roma's £20m-rated Mattia Destro is well known, and the club may yet consider a move for Queen's Park Rangers' Loïc Rémy.
These hedges were largely unwound before the gold price began its rapid ascent, causing Barrick's share price to rise sharply in the past year along with the gold price.Barrick may yet consider more big acquisitions though with gold hovering just below $1,000 an ounce, potential targets are off-puttingly expensive.
One source said Fourtou may yet consider selling the assets piecemeal, giving Viacom the cable TV assets and Vivendi's theme park partner, private equity house Blackstones, its share in the theme parks.
Instead of forcing the viewer to commit to paying up front for content that they may not yet consider worth their cash, Karsa allows for it to be viewable for free for a set amount of time, after which the video pauses and the user is prompted for payment.
Brittney Griner, Baylor's 6-foot-8 junior center, may yet be considered the greatest player ever in women's college basketball.
The 34-year-old signed for Surrey on Wednesday, and after indications from the new ECB chairman, Colin Graves, that he may yet be considered again for selection, he is hoping a welter of county championship runs over the next two months could press his claims.
Yet consider our decision-making.
The distributor, FilmDistrict, may not have broken even just yet considering the acquisition fee, promotional spend and the revenue split with exhibitors, but that day cannot be far away.
