Sentence examples for might consider some from inspiring English sources

Yes, we might consider some useful revisions to current debates on inequality.

Ms. Laiserin, of P. S. 87, said she thought parents might consider some limited amount of sharing.

He suggests, without much hope, that Americans might consider some sacrifices to leave a viable environment for future generations.

But if you have a wardrobe of olive oils for different purposes, you might consider some of these.

With a "4" vote, you'd be saying that you might consider some tweaks to your lifestyle, but only if it's not too inconvenient or expensive.

Then you might consider some beach reading featuring unforgettable characters spilling sensational secrets — but this time with simple names like Young and Edwards and familiar hangouts like Cracker Barrel and PetSmart.

The man has a promising future on the board of governors, and the league might consider televising some future meetings.

But in recent weeks, Mr. Schäuble also said Germany might consider taking some detainees, under certain conditions.

With the Rangers facing a fourth consecutive season without a playoff berth, they might consider shedding some high-priced veterans.

One might consider this some sort of extraterrestrial intervention, or just good luck, but whatever it was it always worked.

Mr. Hoecker indicated that if the two big California utilities, Southern California Edison and Pacific Gas and Electric, took a variety of steps including cost-cutting, his agency might consider providing some relief.