Sentence examples for so to consider from inspiring English sources

He urges borrowers who haven't already done so to consider locking into a competitive fixed rate.

Mr. Brodsky also questioned why the five trustees, all Republicans, did not delay their decision another month or so to consider the deal's financial ramifications.

Avis would not discuss the proposal, but Greg Faulhaber, a spokesman for the Garden City, N.Y., company said the board would be meeting in the "next day or so to consider it".

The "duty of the man of Wealth," he wrote, is to "set an example of modest, unostentatious living, shunning display or extravagance; to provide moderately for the legitimate wants of those dependent upon him; and after doing so to consider all surplus revenues which come to him simply as trust funds".

So, to consider disjoint set of measurements, the MLT ranges considered for the descending and ascending phases are 04 12 and 16 24 h.

So, to consider such a trial, researchers would first need to demonstrate with data from young adults (18 to 20 years old) that the risks are likely minimal for older teenagers.

So now when I try to date, it's like I have so much to consider.

There's so much to consider.

And that's what makes her work – her career – so rewarding to consider.

Is it so unreasonable to consider a national or state-by-state registry for firearms?

WASHINGTON — A presumptive new speaker of the House; so much to consider.