Sentence examples for now consider also from inspiring English sources
The second reassignment exercise that we perform is similar to the previous one with the exception that we now consider also the unemployed among the pool of workers to be reallocated to the existing jobs.
And any new legislation we now consider could also pay for such improvements with tax increases, so as not to raise the national debt even temporarily.
If the church can demolish a building in the historic district, without showing a hardship, why can't I? Consider also that, until now, the skills and labor of the five commission members, provided gratis, have been a renewable resource for the town.
Now consider that he also wrote three of the most influential novels in European literature, and a series of classic memoirs documenting his childhood and his travels, and essays on scientific subjects ranging from the theory of colors to the morphology of plants.
The announcement re-ignited City speculation that Pearson might also now consider the future of the Financial Times.
While the sport's rulers reflect on the seven equine fatalities at Cheltenham and what might be done to improve safety, they must also now consider rather disappointing viewing figures recorded by Channel 4 for Gold Cup day, when the audience ought to have been boosted by the extraordinary interest and coverage around Victoria Pendleton's ride in the Foxhunter Chase.
Only John Edwards, a fellow Southerner but now considered an also-ran, met with broad approval from independents who were interviewed in the Tennessee county; in Arkansas, Mrs. Clinton's most ardent supporters in the undulating "Free State of Yell" — so called because of a history of electoral eccentricity — conceded that they knew plenty who were just as sharply opposed to her candidacy.
Now consider vulnerability.
Now consider the rotations.
Now consider this problem.
