Sentence examples for moved to considering from inspiring English sources

Even trying to discuss ideas about, and attitudes towards, pre-pregnancy health and care was difficult as the women quickly moved to considering the questions in light of pregnancy, not pre-pregnancy, e.g.: Interviewer: "Do you think there is enough information out there for women that are planning pregnancies?" R: "Um … so I mean you know I was older when I had the baby.

I'm not sure how many may be moved to consider Walker with more kindness after reading this article.

But aides to Ms. Oliver said she was moved to consider a run by a desire to make New Jersey's House delegation coed again.

Recently, S&P has moved to consider climate and water risk, while Moody's has looked at what it calls "social performance" evaluation.

After Judge Jackson rules, he will then move to consider what sanctions, or remedial steps, should be ordered.

Lindsey Graham, Republican of South Carolina: "The bill we are moving to consider will cost $2.5 trillion once fully implemented; nearly three times the official C.B.O.

As Congress moves to consider financial reform proposals, we must include strong provisions to require that lending institutions provide understandable materials to every potential customer.

Moving to consider NO signalling, currently a major focus is on S-nitrosylation and nitration events.

Using the findings, we ultimately move to consider the implications of Canadians' travel abroad as medical tourists for public health initiatives and professionals.

We now move to consider what aspects of the diabetic milieu are responsible for these GFB changes and how they might cause endothelial, including glycocalyx, dysfunction.

An acquisition like Jasper Technologies is as much a signal in its move to considering a new phase of networking technology, which is its core competency.