Sentence examples for said to consider the from inspiring English sources

"You may wish to advise your client," the letter said, "to consider the effect of such potential obligations for budgeting and planning purposes".

And on Thursday night, the Coast Guard reluctantly suspended its search for the longtime captain, Robin Walbridge, 63, who was said to consider the Bounty an extension of himself.

Tory spinners miss no opportunity to spread tales of the two leaders' mutual affection; the German chancellor is said to consider the pink-cheeked Mr Cameron as her "naughty nephew".

As such, it's important, she said, to consider the "agricultural implications of air-quality regulations".

I'll also say to consider the larger affirmative action that still exists legacies--and the large amount of seats that go to White legacy students each year.

Most of his clients, Mr. Weigert said, refuse to consider the option.

At first, Ms. Johnson said, she hesitated to consider the job.

That said, you have to consider the unintended consequences, of which squirrels are an obvious example.

At the time, Murdoch said, "We want to consider the capacity of pay television subscribers to pay for two ESPNs".

It appeared to confirm Iqbal's claims over his age but his lawyers said judges "refused to consider" the document.

The council said it had to consider the application in front of it.