Sentence examples for thinks to consider from inspiring English sources

It is important, she thinks, to consider how we interact with Instagram and other social networks not as a platform for broadcasting, but as a tool for conversation.

Thinks to consider include: Look for willingness to assess and help free of charge in the early stages, perhaps by email, phone calls or in person.

Outwardly jaunty, they ask us, I think, to consider how we view others.

But it is a compliment, I think, to consider the Journey as Chrysler's newest minivan.

We never thought to consider whether we'd rather lose our sense of smell or our sense of taste.

It's equally compelling, I think, to consider films in a given year that support a similar message.

I'm really pleased that you would think to consider me -- a 30-something balding P.R. guy -- as a friend, even if only on Facebook.

Few people before 1999 would have thought to consider the possible connection between mosquitoes in suburban backyards and unemployed lobstermen, but many more will now.

Even if I had thought to consider a virus, I would probably have assumed that the drugs had activated the virus.

Weighing up firms I didn't before think to consider is common-sense to me now; besides, keeping my options open at the early stages seems like a good idea regardless of the economic climate.

One thought to consider when choosing a venue for an event is to make sure that the venue fits in with the charity profile and the type of event you are planning.