Sentence examples for only be contemplated from inspiring English sources

Jones added that he accepted public spending cuts were on the way, but said these should only be contemplated after "appropriate consideration and consultation".

"In contrast, a public vaccination campaign is certain to entail significant harm, so it should only be contemplated if the government concludes that the chances of a widespread attack are considerable".

Eighteenth-century critics such as Hazlitt thought it shouldn't be seen on stage and should only be contemplated in the privacy of the study, in the theatre of the mind.

It is to be hoped that this could only be contemplated after thorough debate within the party at all levels, followed by a democratic decision of party members – not a diktat from on high.

Andy Smith, 61: We have an obligation to our European colleagues When you marry you make a solid commitment to the other party, thick or thin – divorce should only be contemplated if the situation is truly intolerable and all other avenues have been explored.

Wide-spread adoption of chair-based exercise should only be contemplated if it is shown to be both clinical and cost effective.

"Gradually but relentlessly, Japan is evolving into a type of society whose contours and workings have only been contemplated in science fiction," Eberstadt wrote last year.

"Gradually but relentlessly," the demographer Nick Eberstadt writes in the latest issue of The Wilson Quarterly, "Japan is evolving into a type of society whose contours and workings have only been contemplated in science fiction".

Mr. Bennett's afternoon talk-show nemesis, Jerry Springer, is not only still on the air but is contemplating running for the Senate.

After independence, it might be a different matter: then and only then would it be contemplated in law.

"Departures from constitutional principle should be contemplated only where a full and clear explanation and justification is provided," the report says.