Sentence examples for pondering seriously from inspiring English sources

Two important questions come to mind, which I hope the U.S. government is pondering seriously.

Unfortunately for Mr Obama, some of his academic chums have pondered seriously and publicly about the questions.

"Skin Fruit" should be taken as a chance, if not a wake-up call, for it to ponder seriously its founding principles and its current mission.

In that interplanetary book, the arch-anarchist Shevek travels to a new planet, and struggles to understand the "propertarian" anxieties: "Was it because, no matter how much money they had, they always had to worry about making more, lest they died poor?" It feels as if the year's events are planned to make people ponder seriously what it means, in our confused age, to be countercultural.

But these are entrepreneurial times, and every smart young person should at least ponder seriously the possibility of running his or her own business.

We all, as Americans, should ponder seriously the course our country is taking.

But it is a milestone, and a chance for demographers to ponder how seriously to take Malthusian worries about finite global resources.For India, the seven-billion moment raises pressing issues.

Many people are seriously pondering these questions.

Before his inauguration, W. seemed to be seriously pondering China for the first time.

He said he is seriously pondering giving up his work next year, if he can find an acceptable health care position.

The Vatican newspaper said that the pope had been seriously pondering the choice since a grueling trip to Mexico and Cuba in March 2012.