Sentence examples for prospect of considering from inspiring English sources

Even some Republican members of the committee expressed doubt about the prospect of considering separate measures for individual agencies rather than the dozen bills that combine many cabinet departments.

Nevertheless, while electrocoagulation is as an alternative to the application of chemical coagulation for wastewater treatment, the prospect of considering the use of chemical coagulant as an additive to improve treatment is an important factor that needs to be considered.

Together, our data downplay the prospect of considering APR-246 as a candidate for the future development of novel treatment modalities for ES patients.

Few things troubled the sunny complacency of Edward John Moreton Drax Plunkett, the eighteenth Baron Dunsany, but the prospect of being considered a dilettante and a small talent stood foremost among them.

By Laura Miller Few things troubled the sunny complacency of Edward John Moreton Drax Plunkett, the eighteenth Baron Dunsany, but the prospect of being considered a dilettante and a small talent stood foremost among them.

At the tour stop outside Phoenix this month, Garrigus said it was unfortunate that golfers who choose to use the anchored stroke — a group that includes the recent major winners Ernie Els, Webb Simpson and Keegan Bradley — were faced with the prospect of being considered cheats, in retrospect, if the proposed ban takes effect.

A successfully filed petition — however illusory the prospect of justice — is considered a black mark on the bureaucratic record of the local officials accused of wrongdoing.

The signatories of the letter want us to use our vote to strengthen the prospect of what they consider to be a significant "reform".

Not all of the Fed's leaders are preoccupied about the prospect of inflation; some consider it remote and are more focused on the weak job market.

It is not always possible to rely on the paper protection of contractual indemnities (which may involve little practical prospect of recovery) so consider operational measures to mitigate risk and insurance to cover liabilities.

Her effort was applauded by a broad swath of industry, agriculture and energy lobbies, which fear the prospect of what they consider capricious and heavy-handed regulation by the E.P.A.