Sentence examples for month should consider from inspiring English sources

Amazon suggests that customers who shop for groceries twice or more per month should consider trying Prime Fresh.

World leaders meeting in Copenhagen next month should consider adding to the agenda a plan to charge these oil and coal industry front groups for every penny of that $500 billion annual delay cost, including back payments for the past 20 years of delay created by the climate denial machine.

At issue is whether the United Nations conference in July should consider treaty mandates in order to control the licit trade.

Matt Davies, Tesco's UK CEO as of 1 June, should consider a further reduction in staff and a significant simplification of central functions and category management.

He said the company's new chief executive, to be unveiled next February, should consider a partial sale of the Australian and Brazilian businesses to unlock value for shareholders.

Your sleeping bag should be rated for 30 degree F temperatures at the warmest, and cold sleepers hiking in September should consider 10 or 0 degree bags.

But when members debate the proposal — we hope next month — they should consider how vital subpoena power would be for the office's ability to do its job credibly.

But because 40percentt of the people who begin antidepressant therapy quit within the first month, doctors should consider the telephone a powerful ally, said the study's lead author, Dr. Gregory E. Simon, a psychiatrist at the Group Health Cooperative, a 500,000-member health plan in Washington.

In honor of National Work and Family Month, America should consider the experience of San Francisco in regard to paid sick days.

John Tierney (column, Oct. 18) should consider the consequences of the administration's lies justifying our invasion of Iraq before he dismisses the investigation of the special prosecutor, Patrick J. Fitzgerald.

The Campaign Finance Board, which froze much of its funding for candidates as of Sept. 11, should consider giving those candidates some leeway to pay for an extra week of campaigning.