Sentence examples for sobering to consider from inspiring English sources

It is, perhaps, sobering to consider that they were all born between 1995 and 1996.

Even so, it is sobering to consider the similarity in theme between the Lady Gaga and the Valentino songs.

It is sobering to consider that, in 1971, for women in their twenties, there were 154.5 live births per 1,000 women.

It is sobering to consider that in the early 21st century an annual world trade's foreign exchange is traded in just less than every five days on the currency markets, although the widespread use of hedging and exchanges into and out of vehicle currencies as a more liquid medium of exchange means that such measures of financial activity can be exaggerated.

But it is sobering to consider that these fresh cohorts of new students, perhaps amongst them the CEOs of the future, both male and female, are being sent the message by their own universities that men are CEOs, Pros and Geeks – powerful, talented, intelligent, whilst women are condemned to derisive sexual valuation alone.

It is sobering to consider what it might cost to insure against such risks, and how the costs of such insurance might influence the agronomic viability of Miscanthus.

It's sobering to see your own blood.

There are also sobering geopolitical consequences to consider.

It is sobering to recall that as long ago as 2010, the Media Trust commissioned the Goldsmiths Leverhulme media research centre to consider whether tax breaks could be introduced.

That's sobering to say the least.

Previously it has been argued that, compared with sober individuals, intoxicated individuals are less able to consider negative consequences of risky decisions over positive outcomes 12.