Sentence examples for might consider a move from inspiring English sources

He has had problems with jackdaws building in his chimney: they might consider a move to his hair.

Munoz might consider a move like visiting the passenger to apologize in person.

Thus, WWE could afford, both literally and figuratively, to make a move that some might consider a risk by moving Reigns, Raw's biggest star for roughly four years, off the show.

In what some people might consider an unlikely move, Chris Tokar and Lee Feldman recently traded their longtime Williamsburg, Brooklyn, rental for a co-op in an area with a significantly lower cool factor, Spuyten Duyvil, a section of Riverdale.

There are many reasons you might consider a lifestyle change that means moving from two incomes to one.

But he may also wish to head off any moves toward what he might consider a risky political liberalization, or any questioning of the violent 1989 crackdown on Tiananmen Square or his campaign to crush the Falun Gong spiritual movement.

As the University of California regents get down to the hard work of recruiting a new president before Mark G. Yudof retires in August, they might consider an even bolder move: a dramatic downsizing of the president's office.

Then he heard from Stephen Best, a LeBoeuf partner in the Washington office, that his friend Ralph Ferrara, a star securities litigator, might be willing to consider a move.

One might consider such a move – excluding the masses in order to favour a powerful elite – to be typical of the Conservatives.

It is easy to understand why he might consider such a move.

TechCrunch has heard previously that Apple might consider such a move if the OS X program proved successful, so it makes sense that they would pursue a similar course of action on the mobile software side.