Sentence examples for to consider both from inspiring English sources
verb
To think about seriously.
- Consider that we’ve had three major events and the year has hardly begun.
"They've been in-between and willing to consider both sides".
"You have to consider both sides here," Monsignor Walsh said.
They are careful to consider both the similarities and the differences between the claims.
As my condition deteriorates, I may be forced to consider both ESA and residential care.
AS this workout war simmers, it seems worthwhile to consider both sides of this mess.
We have to consider both sides, and we should find the least costly remedy.
It would force the government to consider both spending cuts and tax increases.
Since we need to consider both lives we need to ask, whose life is in greater danger.
They will want to consider both the quantity (greatest amount) and quality (materials from deep within the comet) of material.
But the terms have become so conflated that Americans have come to consider both elite and elitist synonyms for snobbish.
In this heated moment, I would like for people to take the time to consider both sides of this controversy".
