Sentence examples for takers to consider from inspiring English sources

But while my experience may not be common, it's not freakish, either -- and I invite casual risk takers to consider its severity.

A fixed number is helpful in the instruction because it forces test-takers to consider which relations are the strongest or most decontextualized" (p. 218).

At this level, test-takers need to consider data based on past financial events without any uncertainty.

However, in contrast to Level 2, test-takers need to consider data from several periods of time and to handle some uncertainty.

For this study, it is more appropriate to consider test takers' writing fluency in relation to the total number of words they produced, as compared to writing fluency in producing individual words.

(There is also skeleton sliding, and while we'd like to consider ourselves risk takers, that's pushing it).

We will phone the patient or care-taker by phone one week after the end of the treatment to consider possible side-effects/ rebound effects or relapse of the delirium.

But were the German to consider breaking his contract, there could be any number of takers.

Yet even as the number of Americans on what we used to consider welfare has declined, the number of citizens the right considers "takers" rather than "makers" — people of whom Mitt Romney complained, "I'll never convince them they should take personal responsibility and care for their lives" — has exploded, to encompass almost half the population.

Therefore, in this paper, two schemes are modeled to consider wind GENCOs as constraints (always dispatched first and being price takers) and as strategic bidders, respectively.

Rye had tried to tempt parents to consider working as substitutes through a mass mailing during the last school year, but found few takers.