Sentence examples for might consider introducing from inspiring English sources

"It really is, 'Can you govern or not?' " If they wanted to be devilish, Democrats might consider introducing a single-payer plan.

This suggests a third modification: for advanced classes, instructors might consider introducing the concept of local adaptation using data generated by the game.

The OECD said America might have to consider introducing a nationwide sales tax modelled on VAT, to raise revenues.

Presentation to policymakers has suggested that they might wish to consider introducing more cost-effective incentives by targeting other subpopulations or specific services.

Furthermore, it is also within this group that one might want to consider introducing public health interventions, in order to help older adults maintain a high degree of health throughout life and limit their need for care in nursing homes and hospitals.

Teachers might even want to consider introducing a lesson of students making these kinds of lists by preparing a short "Read Aloud" excerpt from The Times's article "Our Longing for Lists" and show a few examples from the accompanying slideshow.

Will Graham Alexander consider introducing the Beast?

Once he starts blushing, consider introducing yourself.

The administration had asked the court to delay the execution so that Congress might consider recently introduced legislation that would provide fresh hearings on whether the rights of Mr. Leal and about 50 other Mexican citizens on death row in the United States had been violated.

Surgical units performing arthroplasties might consider the challenge of introducing new endoprosthesis models.

The first introduces what some might consider an exotic ingredient, like chipotles in adobo sauce, explains what it is and then offers five or six ways to try it out.