Sentence examples for should consider a change from inspiring English sources

One commissioner, William Magwood IV, said, "This subject has not yet matured to the stage where the commission should consider a change in current policy".

The figurehead is Vince Cable, the Business Secretary, whose close ally Lord Oakeshott said on Thursday the Liberal Democrats should consider a change of management like any company which had lost half its market share.

Uncertainties about 19th-century PPF structure and composition and about future ecological and societal environments lead to the conclusion that resource managers of GCNP and other natural areas should consider a change in focus from the objective of achieving desired future conditions to an objective of avoiding undesired future conditions.

If she doesn't, President Obama should consider a change in the DEA's leadership -- something many advocates are already pushing for.

Lastly, you should consider a career change if you hate your boss.

Legislation introduced in England and Wales last year allows police boards or chief constables to refuse such resignations and the family believes that the Scottish government should consider a similar change to the law.

That one degree of movement is considered by the number-crunchers to be the figure at which batsmen start nicking off; if a side are bowled out for 60 by the quicks in Sharjah, where only 3% of balls deviate, those culpable should consider a career change.

If you find yourself where my friend found himself — you cannot let go a little without letting go entirely — then you probably should consider a CEO change.

Perhaps you should consider a career change.

Here's an idea -- perhaps you should consider a name change -- University of Some California Students.

Ben: I recommend checking out 80,000 Hours website resources to see if you should consider a career change to have more impact.