Sentence examples similar to one may contemplate from inspiring English sources

His latest album may contemplate mortality, but the whole discussion seems wildly premature.

Future studies may contemplate these methodological suggestions ensuring recordings to be mostly valid and consistent.

Vijayalakshmi et al[ 11] suggested that revaccination may be contemplated after 8 years.

The camp has lights, stove, refrigerator -- all run on propane gas -- a wood stove and a wide veranda where one may sit on stormy days and contemplate the upper end of the lake and the mountains to the northwest.

Frightening as that may be to contemplate.

Second, previous WE have also been associated with physical health problems such as loss of mobility, bomb fragments and bullets lodged in the bodies of war survivors and other serious injuries that require life-long support that are often absent in the aftermath of war and which may lead one to contemplate suicide [ 22].

For every study question, one should contemplate on the choice between diagnostic assessments in hospital or on-site.

When I first said I was going to do this, my parents probably wondered what they should have done differently during my formative years, but now they are right behind it, and may even contemplate joining me one day.

While one can contemplate various attractive choices, due to computational issues, we constrain ourselves to the quadratic case.

One should contemplate the factors governing transmission of varying RVSV to variation in arterial pressure.

One can contemplate using this approach even for complex phenotypes such as behavior.