Sentence examples for one to consider from inspiring English sources

One to consider on the list of vice-presidential possibilities?

That it doesn't forces one to consider the RX400h on its other merits, of which there are precious few.

This allows one to consider delta differential equations on an arbitrary time model.

For the linear polarization analysis, the results are generalized in a manner that allows one to consider an arbitrary number of reactions on the pit surface.

Alcohol is one to consider.

Well, here's one to consider: the early Holocene.

The moment when ideas seem utterly defeated is always a good one to consider their virtues.

If you're in the big-spending bracket, it's one to consider very carefullly.

And then too, a gesture or state of mind sustained long enough in a novel inevitably forces one to consider it as metaphor.

If the only time your loved ones see your beautiful face is when it's basked in the glow of a screen, this might be one to consider.

But Kubrick's response to the charge that A Clockwork Orange was inspiring copycat violence is, in the absence of answers, an important one to consider.